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Mistelbach — Bolfras Barracks, Quarters of Soviet Troops in Austria (1945–1955)
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Mistelbach — Bolfras Barracks, Quarters of Soviet Troops in Austria (1945–1955)

Мистельбах — казарма Больфраса, место размещения советских войск в Австрии (1945–1955)
AustriaМистельбах1945–1955Military sites
The barracks were built in 1937 for the Austrian army and were originally named after Archduke Charles; in 1941–1942 the site was considerably enlarged. In 1945–1955 the barracks housed Soviet troops, after which they were taken over again by the Austrian army; repair works continued until 1958. In 1967 the barracks were renamed after Arthur von Bolfras.
Казарма построена в 1937 году для австрийской армии и первоначально носила имя эрцгерцога Карла; в 1941–1942 годах участок был значительно расширен. В 1945–1955 годах в казарме размещались советские войска, после чего её вновь приняла австрийская армия; восстановительные работы продолжались до 1958 года. В 1967 году казарма переименована в честь Артура фон Больфраса.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionMilitary site (historical)
Present ownerRepublic of Austria (Austrian Armed Forces)
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2022-11
According to Austrian radio (28 November 2022), the barracks is used by the Austrian army; it is to be replaced by a new one outside the town centre.

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