On June 27th, 2013, in a public ceremony, Ukraine hands over to Germany 713 books from the so-called “Sugar Library” relating to the sugar industry. The Ukrainian troops seized them shortly after the World War II allegedly from the Sugar (Zucker) Museum in Berlin. Automatically, in a reader’s mind certain questions arise: why the troops specifically took those books and not for example some trade secrets about the Mercedes Benz and why the country decides to give them back now and not earlier and in fact for free.