Frenštát pod Radhoštěm — Garrison of the Central Group of Forces in the Jaselské Barracks (1968–1990)

Френштат-под-Радгоштем — гарнизон Центральной группы войск в Ясельских казармах (1968–1990)

Czech RepublicФренштат-под-Радгоштем1968–1990Military sites

The complex of the former Jaselské Barracks was used for almost 22 years by a tank regiment and an artillery regiment of the Soviet division headquartered in Bruntál; two housing blocks and a school were built within the barracks grounds. On 26 February 1990 the first train left Frenštát, marking the start of the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Czechoslovakia, and in March 1990 the garrison was the first in the country to leave its town.

Комплекс бывших Ясельских казарм почти 22 года занимали танковый и артиллерийский полки советской дивизии со штабом в Брунтале; на территории казарм были построены два жилых дома и школа. 26 февраля 1990 года из Френштата ушёл первый эшелон — с него начался вывод советских войск из Чехословакии, а в марте 1990 года гарнизон покинул город первым в стране.

Property abroad

EraUSSR

FunctionMilitary site (historical)

Present ownerCzech Republic (town of Frenštát pod Radhoštěm and other owners); returned in 1990

StatusSold, transferred or lost

As of2015-02

According to ČT24 (26 February 2015), the Jaselské Barracks have become the Martinská quarter: the renovated buildings serve as housing, a sheltered-housing home, a leisure centre and sports facilities, and a number of firms are based here.