Anti-Aircraft Barracks on Ettersburger Strasse in Weimar — Soviet Garrison (1945–1992)

The anti-aircraft artillery barracks east of Ettersburger Strasse in Weimar were built in the mid-1930s; the first oath was taken here in November 1936. In July 1945, after the departure of American units, the complex was taken over by Soviet troops; in the mid-1970s it was substantially enlarged with garages for heavy vehicles and a filling station. The withdrawal from Weimar was completed on 21 November 1992. The buildings were then used for storage; in 1995 the complex was listed as a monument, but because of its poor condition the buildings were completely removed in 2011, and part of the site has been leased since 2010 to an association supporting people with disabilities.

The troops left by 21 November 1992; the barrack buildings were completely removed in 2011, the complex was delisted in 2012, and part of the site is used by the Camsin e.V. association (Weimar-Nord district chronicle, as of March 2017).