Suvorov Military School in Ussuriysk

The Ussuriysk Suvorov Military School (, USVU) is a secondary educational military boarding school of the Russian Ministry of Defense. Located in Ussuriysk, Primorsky Krai, the Suvorov Military School was established as the Kursk Suvorov Military School in 1943, moving to its current location in 1957, and was named the Far Eastern Suvorov Military School from then until 1964. History The school was formed as the Kursk Suvorov Military School in connection with the creation of nine Suvorov Military Schools in territory liberated from German occupation and finished its formation by 1 December 1943, part of the Oryol Military District. 1 December, the day the school opened, is celebrated as the school anniversary. The school accepted 504 cadets for its first class, including 222 from Kursk, 135 from Moscow, 60 from Tula, and 64 from Ryazan oblasts. In September 1945 the school accepted 53 more cadets, including ten from Yugoslavia, and another 50 in August 1946 enrolled in the senior preparatory class. Local authorities furnished three buildings and additional grounds for the school depot and gym, located in different parts of the city. The buildings were in need of major repairs. The first graduation took place in 1948, with 38 cadets. From its creation to 1957 the school trained cadets on a seven-year program. In August 1954 a new complex was built for the school on Skornyakhovskoy street, to which the school moved in 1956. In April 1957 the school was ordered to relocate to the Far East. The 303 cadets, as well as officers, starshinas, instructors and their families, boarded trains to depart Kursk on 25 July and arrived in Voroshilov (renamed Ussuriysk) on 11 August. The school was located in the Yuzhny (southern) district of the city on grounds of 40 hectares. The school was renamed the Far Eastern Suvorov Suvorov Military School on 1 December.