State Military Reformed Real Gymnasium - SVRRG (1935-1939)

Czechoslovakia

State Military Reformed Real Gymnasium

Státní vojenské reformované reálné gymnasium (SVRRG)

1935 - 1939

Odznak na baret pro žáky nižších ročníků

Beret badge for lower-grade pupils
Odznak na baret pro žáky vyšších ročníků

Beret badge for upper-grade pupils

žák I. třídy

Pupil 1st Grade
žák II. třídy

Pupil 2nd Grade

žák III. třídy

Pupil 3rd Grade
žák IV. třídy

Pupil 4th Grade

žák V. třídy

Pupil 5th Grade
žák VI. třídy

Pupil 6th Grade

žák VII. třídy

Pupil 7th Grade
žák VIII. třídy

Pupil 8th Grade

In 1935, the State Military Reformed Real Gymnasium was established in Moravská Třebová. The pupils of the school were not considered soldiers; they were children of professional soldiers, legionnaires, and other state employees. The purpose of the school was to prepare students for studies at civilian universities. During its relatively short existence, more than 700 pupils attended the school, including several girls. After the occupation of the border regions by the German army in October 1938, the school ceased its activities and the pupils were transferred to Hranice na Moravě, where they completed the school year.
Source: Military History Institute Prague

Reconstruction by Jan Stránský

Sources
Illustrator	Pavel Močoch
consultant	Pavel Simandl

Date of last modification: 2025-07-27