Von Hardenberg Barracks
 Von Hardenberg Barracks
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Room image of the Von Hardenberg barracks in Strausberg |
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 Germany
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 Strausberg
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| Coordinates : | 52 ° 35 ' N , 13 ° 55' E | ||
| Opened | 1936 | ||
| Workforce | 600 soldiers 1,200 civilian employees |
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Location of the Von Hardenberg barracks in Brandenburg |
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The Von-Hardenberg-Kaserne is a barracks of the Bundeswehr at the Strausberg location . Since October 1, 2012, it has housed the Army Command and u. a. Parts of the Federal Office for Infrastructure, Environmental Protection and Services as well as the Federal Office for Personnel Management of the Bundeswehr , command authorities and other military and civil services and facilities.
Location and development
The Von-Hardenberg barracks is located within the district of Strausberg-Nord and is one of the largest military barracks in Germany. The property on Prötzeler Chaussee 20 is designated as a military security area.
history
Strausberg has been a garrison town since 1714 . From 1936, barracks and the Strausberg airfield were built in the area of the current property . In the post-war period, the area was initially used by the Red Army and the Soviet Army and, when the main staff of the barracked People's Police was relocated to Strausberg, the predecessor organization of what later became the Ministry of National Defense , it was handed over to the GDR armed forces .
On 23 August 2014, the Strausberg Nord property was given the name “Von-Hardenberg-Kaserne” with a ceremony and a major tattoo . In addition to the interior minister of Brandenburg, Ralf Holzschuher , and the mayor of the city of Strausberg , Elke Stadeler , numerous guests and visitors accepted the invitation of the inspector of the army, Lieutenant General Bruno Kasdorf , to the solemn ceremony in Strausberg.
The naming “Von-Hardenberg-Kaserne” touches on two of the three lines of tradition of the Bundeswehr. Karl August Fürst von Hardenberg (1750–1822) was one of the leading pioneers of the Prussian state and army reforms and Carl-Hans Graf von Hardenberg (1891–1958) was a representative of the military resistance against the National Socialist regime. Both had their family property in Neuhardenberg and were thus deeply rooted in the region.
Troops / offices
The following list of units / departments shows a selection of the various uses:
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Army command | since October 1, 2012 |
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Social Science Institute of the Bundeswehr | Dissolution December 31, 2012 |
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Competence Center Construction Management ( IUD ) | since October 1, 2012 |
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Federal Office for Personnel Management of the Bundeswehr - Service Center East | since October 1, 2012 |
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Defense area administration east | Dissolution by June 2013 |
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Center for Transformation of the Bundeswehr | Dissolution September 30, 2012 |
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Office for Telecommunication and Information Systems of the Bundeswehr - East Branch |
1991 to 1996 |
| ... | Bundeswehr Command East | 1990 to 1991 |
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Ministry of National Defense (MfNV) |
1956 to 1990 |
| Polyclinic of the MfNV or the MfAuV | 1975 to 1990; today Strausberg Health Center |
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| ... | Conference center (TAZ) of the MfNV or MfAuV | 1984 to 1990 |
| ... | Operative training center (OAZ) and operational management center (OFZ) of the MfNV and MfAuV |
1980 to 1990 |
| ... | Alternative lead office of the MfNV K 23/24 | until 1980 |
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Liaison Squadron 14 | 1956 to 1990 |
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Motor vehicle regiment 2 | 1956 to 1990 |
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HptNZ of the MfNV | 1956 to 1990 |
| ... | Main staff of the barracked people's police | 1954 to 1956 |
| ... | Soviet Army | 1945 to 1954 |
| ... | Wehrmacht units | 1939 to 1945 |
Historic barracks building MfNV / MfAuV
Telecommunication center and polyclinic
Interim management center building 4/9 ( basement 23/24 )
