context: Since the 1920s, the Society of Officers of the Russian Imperial Navy in America [25] has compiled the largest collection of marine relics, documents, and books abroad. The rewards given by Rear Admiral N. A. Volkov were here also the awards of Vice Admiral Corvin (Kerber). Over the years, the number of members of the society has become thinner, and it has become increasingly difficult to keep numerous museum exhibits and archival materials. Therefore, in 1979, the board of the Society decided to transfer all its collections to the Rodina Society [26]. The main condition for the transfer was the storage of materials until their return to “national Russia”. The Rodina Society fulfilled the will of Russian sailors. After 1991, most of the collections really came to Russia. Among others, Admiral Kerber’s St. George’s weapons also returned to their homeland. The golden dagger was deposited at the Central Museum of the Armed Forces in Moscow. The fate of the remaining awards of Ludwig Berngardovich Kerber is unknown. In honor of Kerber, a cape in the Sea of ​​Japan is named, investigated during the sailing of the Vityaz corvette (the name has not been preserved).
question: What was named after Ludwig Berngardovich von Kerber?
answers.text: cape in the Sea of ​​Japan