Graue Kasernen (Grey Barracks) in Potsdam (Jungfernsee) — Soviet Garrison (1945–1991)

Серые казармы в Потсдаме (у озера Юнгфернзе) — гарнизон советских войск (1945–1991)

GermanyПотсдам (Науэнер-Форштадт)1945–1991Military sites

Two barracks complexes beside the Jungfernsee lake on Nedlitzer Strasse in Potsdam were built in the mid-1930s for signals and artillery units. After 1945 the complex, known as the Graue Kasernen, was used by Soviet and then Russian forces; in 1991 the site was handed over to the Federal Republic. The barracks stood empty for several years and were demolished by a new owner soon after 2000; the Campus am Jungfernsee quarter with housing and offices has been built in their place.

Два казарменных комплекса у озера Юнгфернзе на Недлицерштрассе в Потсдаме построены в середине 1930-х годов для частей связи и артиллерии. После 1945 года комплекс, известный как «Серые казармы», использовали советские, затем российские войска; в 1991 году участок был передан Федеративной Республике. Казармы несколько лет пустовали и вскоре после 2000 года были снесены новым владельцем; на их месте создан квартал «Кампус ам Юнгфернзе» с жильём и офисами.

Property abroad

EraUSSR

FunctionMilitary site (historical)

Present ownerGermany (since the withdrawal of troops in 1991)

StatusSold, transferred or lost

As of2016-12

The site was handed over to Germany in 1991; according to the Potsdamer Neueste Nachrichten (30 December 2016), the Campus am Jungfernsee residential and business quarter is being developed on the site of the demolished barracks.