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Pstrąże (Strachów) — Garrison of the Northern Group of Forces (1945–1992)

Пстронже (Страхув) — гарнизон Северной группы войск (1945–1992)

PolandПстронже1945–1992Military sites

The military settlement on the Bóbr river was developed from 1901 for the German army. Soviet troops took it in February 1945, and until 1992 Pstrąże was a closed garrison town with housing blocks, schools, shops, a cinema and a club. After the troops left in 1992 the town was abandoned; from 2016 its buildings were demolished for safety reasons.

Военный городок на реке Бубр создавался с 1901 года для германской армии. В феврале 1945 года его заняли советские войска, и до 1992 года Пстронже было закрытым гарнизонным городком с жилыми домами, школами, магазинами, кинотеатром и клубом. После ухода войск в 1992 году городок опустел; с 2016 года его постройки сносили по соображениям безопасности.

Property abroad

EraUSSR

FunctionMilitary site (historical)

Present ownerPoland (state land within a military training area)

StatusSold, transferred or lost

As of2024-07

According to Nasze Miasto (24 July 2024), the Soviet-era housing blocks have been demolished for safety reasons and the site of the former town lies within a military training area.