The military square of the Russian cadet corps

Since its foundation in 1731, the Russian Cadet Corps has been intended for children of the nobility to receive officer training. After the 1917 revolution, a body of Russian cadets was created in France, at Versailles, under the direction of Lieutenant General Wladimir Rimsky Korsakoff. A monument on which is engraved the inscription cadets is in the center.

There are 50 graves in this square numbered 7170 to 7174, 7186 to 7190, 7202 to 7206, 7218 to 7222, 7234 to 7238, 7250 to 7254, 7266 to 7270, 9415 to 9421, 9452 to 9458 and 94659.