HERITAGE ATLAS — USSR

Former garrison on Słowiańska Street, Szczecinek

Бывший гарнизон на улице Словянской в Щецинеке
PolandЩецинек1945–1991Military sites
A complex of former German barracks with workshops and stores on Słowiańska Street. After the Second World War and until 1991 it was occupied by Soviet troops; after their departure the site was taken over by the town. The former barracks now contain flats, a community school, a sports hall and numerous businesses. Coordinates: the community secondary school building within the complex.
Комплекс бывших германских казарм с мастерскими и складами на улице Словянской. После Второй мировой войны и до 1991 года его занимали советские войска, после их ухода территорию принял город. В бывших казармах устроены квартиры, здесь работают общественная школа, спортивный зал и многочисленные предприятия. Координаты — здание общественного лицея в составе комплекса.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionMilitary site (historical)
Present ownerTown of Szczecinek and private owners
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2024-07
The troops left in 1991 and the site was taken over by the town; according to Nasze Miasto (18 July 2024), the former barracks house flats, a community school, a sports hall and businesses, and the town hall has begun repairing the roads within the complex.

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