Military sites — Soviet & socialist-era architecture

Vogelsang Military Town (Zehdenick) — Garrison of the Group of Soviet Forces in Germany

Altes Lager Garrison and Airfield (Niedergörsdorf) — Soviet Garrison near Jüterbog

Wrocław — Barracks on Koszarowa Street, Garrison of the Northern Group of Forces (1945 – early 1990s)

Wünsdorf — Headquarters of the Group of Soviet Forces in Germany

Heide Garrison in Halle (Heide-Süd) — Soviet Military Town (1945–1991)

Guards' Barracks (Kaartin kasarmi), Helsinki

Main Barracks in Meiningen (now the Justice Centre) — Soviet Garrison (1945–1991)

Grenadier Barracks in Dresden (Albertstadt, Stauffenbergallee 2) — Soviet Army Headquarters (1945–1992)

Groß-Enzersdorf — Smola Barracks, Quarters of Soviet Troops in Austria (1945–1955)

Debrecen — Barracks on Kassai Road (Gábor Áron Barracks), Garrison of the Southern Group of Forces (1950s–1991)

Děčín Castle — Garrison of the Central Group of Forces (1968–1991)

Győr — Frigyes (Rákóczi) Barracks, Garrison of the Southern Group of Forces (1945–1948, 1957–1989)

Russian Fort Elizabeth (Pāʻulaʻula), Kauaʻi

Jelšava — Barracks, Garrison of the Central Group of Forces (1968–1991)

Castle Barracks (Linnan kasarmit), Hämeenlinna

Zvolen — Partisan Yegorov Barracks, Garrison of the Central Group of Forces (1968–1990)

Higher Regional Court Building in Naumburg — Soviet Commandant's Office (1945–1992)

Kwantung Artillery Administration Building in Port Arthur (Lüshun)

Zdechovice — Garrison of the Central Group of Forces in the Chateau (1968–1990)

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

Jičín — Garrison of the Central Group of Forces in the Former Jesuit College (1968–1991)

Cavalry barracks in Suwałki (Dwernicki Barracks)

Hindenburg Barracks in Magdeburg (Tessenowstrasse) — Soviet Garrison (1945–1992)

Pushkin Barracks in Stendal (former Hindenburg Barracks) — Soviet Garrison (1945–1990)

Signals Barracks in Leipzig (Gohlis-Nord) — Soviet Garrison (1945–1992)

Königstor Barracks in Neuruppin — Soviet Garrison (1945–1991)

NCO School Barracks in Potsdam (Jägerallee 10–12) — Soviet Garrison (1945–1993)

Dragsvik Barracks, Ekenäs (Tammisaari)

Koria Barracks

Hennala Barracks in Lahti

Barracks complex in Wojciechowice (Ostrołęka)

Kouvola Barracks (Kasarminmäki)

Riihimäki Barracks

Barracks complex in Ciechanów

Barracks of the 4th Railway Battalion in Jabłonna (Legionowo)

Krampnitz Barracks (Potsdam) — Garrison of the Group of Soviet Forces in Germany (1945–1991)

Mikkeli Sharpshooter Battalion barracks

Oulu Sharpshooter Battalion barracks

Heikkilä Barracks, Turku

Jan Žižka Barracks, Mladá Boleslav

Barracks in Zamość (ul. Piłsudskiego)

Barracks in Pułtusk (Wojska Polskiego Avenue)

Barracks in Przasnysz (Makowska Street)

Zaschendorf Barracks (Meissen) — Soviet Garrison (1945–1992)

Übigau Barracks (Dresden) — Soviet Garrison (1945–1992)

Hussar regiment barracks in Białystok (Bem Barracks)

Barracks and Military Hospital in Magdeburg (Herrenkrug) — Soviet Garrison (1945–1992)

Queen Carola Barracks in Grimma — Soviet Garrison (1945–1993)

King George Barracks in Wurzen — Soviet Garrison (1945–1993)

Barracks on Lützendorfer Strasse in Weimar — Soviet Garrison (1945–1992)

Pappelallee Barracks in Potsdam (Bornstedter Feld) — Soviet Garrison (1945 – early 1990s)

Barracks on ul. Batorego in Skierniewice

Prince George Barracks in Königsbrück — Soviet Garrison (1945–1992)

Kęszyca Leśna — Signals Brigade Base of the Northern Group of Forces (1957–1993)

Kecskemét — Rudolf Barracks, Soviet Garrison (about four decades from 1945)

Kecskemét — Homokbánya Barracks, Garrison of the Southern Group of Forces (1956–1991)

Komárno — Garrison of the Central Group of Forces in the Old and New Fortress (1968–1990)

Rote Kaserne in Potsdam (Potsdam-Nedlitz Barracks) — Soviet Garrison (until 1993)

Rote Kaserne (Red Barracks) in Frankfurt (Oder) — Soviet Garrison (1945–1994)

Bomarsund Fortress