SOVIET UNION MILITARY - ECONOMIC REPORT

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SOVIET UNION MILITARY-ECONOMIC REPORT
Translated from the German Report
Dated: 14 March 1943
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During the Second World War the German Signal Intelligence Control
Center of the Staff of the Chief of Army Signal Service (HNW, LNA)
issued a series of reports to show the USSR military-economic
situation as reflected in Russian internal plain language traffic.
These reports appeared at short, irregular intervals, usually six
per month, for the period October 1942-March 1943FQ1 -three
Fc ?I 3a reports have been translated and issued by
It is planned to issue a complete set of translations of the reports
beginning with the most rec1xQlA33rorking backward, but omitting
those already translated by The numbering of
the items was added by the transl a the Germans did this
only in the last eighteen reports, inclusive. Since
the original material was in Russian, an effort has been made when
translating the German to determine the original Russian term
wherever possible. This is facilitated by the Russian fondness for
abbreviations. In these translations into English the probable mean-
ing of the abbreviation will be given in parenthesis the first time
it occurs in each report.
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Military-Economic Report
USSR Peoples' Commissariat for the River Fleet
(Based on domestic radio traffic)
February 1943
(12 Appendices)
1. Personnel Situation
(1) The personnel situation in February is to be considered strained.
(2) The reason lies first in the heavily increasing claims of NKRF
industry, especially through the reconstruction of the reconquered territories.
(3) Secondly, the reason is to be seen in the extensive call-ups for
military service which were undertaken in February. In the process, draft
exemptions were often first annulled and were restored only later by the influence
of the NKRF Chief Directorate. However, new draft exemptions for those newly
called up were granted by the NK for Defense only for those personnel allotted to
reconstruction work.
(4) From now on an augmented pool of women, wounded, and invalids
is to be noted. It was being promoted with special vigor. Courses for women in
the sanitary and information services are now to be found in all larger NKRF
centers, e. g. , in Kujbyshev, Saratov, Molotov, Kirov, Chardzhou, Omsk,
Novosibirsk, Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Blagoveshchensk, and Khabarovsk.
(5) Appendix I gives a positive survey of the training of skilled labor
within the NKRF.
(6) Pre-military training or the refreshening of military skills is being
pushed with substantially increased vigor. In connection with this, ski training
took on special importance in February.
2. Personnel Measures
(7) In February hitherto unusual social measures are outlined. Separate
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offices were notified to care for the dependents of those called up for the military
and in case of neces-sity to remedy possible critical situations by cash collections.
(8) Political-cultural work in the NKRF offices was being pushed more
zealously than before. Special propaganda stations were set up and musical instru-
ments and books were requisitioned for them.
(9) The political departments of all the offices must hold a series of
lectures in March on order of the Peoples' Commissariat, in which all personnel
must take part from time to time. The following themes, among others, were
named:
1st The historically unique Battle of Stalingrad;
2nd The Bolshevik Party as the spiritual motive force of the Red Army;
3rd The problems of the Soviet Nation: raising military production, pre-
paring and carrying out spring sowing, and caring for the dependents
of Soviet soldiers, of the living as well as of the fallen.
3. Food Situation
(10) The information in the January report that the organization of food
supplying has been improved could also be confirmed in February.
(11) A phenomenon parallel to the poor supplying of the Timber Command
with food in November and December is the manifestly insufficient supplying of the
reconstruction troops who are stationed in the Stalingrad, Krasnoarmejsk, and
Kalach/Don areas. However, one must admit that these insufficiencies, such as
in supplying the Timber Command, are being removed with time and are caused
by poor transport capabilities or otherwise insufficient organization rather than
by lack of food.
(12) Great significance is being ascribed to self-supplying with vegetables
and potatoes and in this connection to the cultivation of allotment gardens. An
NKRF radio message, worded as follows is of interest as an effect of the propa-
ganda in this sphere: "The whole NKRF takes upon itself the voluntary obligation
to give up the regular supply of fish, potatoes, and vegetables completely, and of
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meat and groats by 50%, in favor of the requirements of defense of the land. De-
ficiencies arising on account of this are to be removed through self-supply. "
(13) One may presume that organizations similar to those of the NKRF
will follow this example.
(14) It could not be established whether these decisive cuts have already
been allowed for in the food limits and deliveries noted (see Appendix 2).
4. Industrial Supply
(15) Appendix 3, List a, contains the noted deliveries of metal and
metal products.
(16) Besides the plants of Magnitogorsk, Teplogorsk, Pervoural'sk,
and others, the various NKRF Supply Points and the Chief Metal Sales Points
appear as consignors.
(17) The deliveries serve primarily the purpose of ship repairs, for
which spare parts like ship's screws are still being cast, and in addition, for the
manufacture of diving apparatus and equipment for military reconstruction work.
All deliveries serve more or less the war economy.
(18) A number of material requisitions were refused; others were
approved, indeed, but not carried out.
(19) Deliveries of non-metallic materials are grouped in Appendix 3,
(20) In this connection, Sverdlovsk is doing poorly as a consignor of
caustic potash; delivery is lagging considerably behind requisitions. Novosibirsk,
for example, requisitioned 500 kilograms of caustic potash but received only 40
kilograms.
(21) How far the deliveries of chemical plants serve the war economy
appears, among other things, from the fact that there is a considerable stock of
camouflage paints in Saratov. The shipments of lacquer from the Kuznetsk Basin
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to Novosibirsk were to amount to a total of 20 tank cars in January and February.
(22) The supplying of clothing and textiles is presented in Appendix 3,
(23) There one is concerned first of all with felt boots and half-furs
for NKRF personnel and with deliveries of flax fiber for manufacturing nets for
spring fishing.
(24) Goods for the textile industries in Saratov, Krasnoyarsk, Yakutsk,
Ulan-Ude, Khabarovsk, and Blagoveshchensk have partly been lost or have not
Oil Supply
(25) Deliveries and requisitions (see Appendix 4) present in general
the same picture as in January and December. Prompt, regular delivery is to
be noted from the middle of February. One may suppose that this is connected
with the reconquest of the Caucasus and the restoration of the transportation system.
(26) Measures of economy are being generally intensified. Thus in the
first ten days of February the NKRF offices were furnished with only 15% of the
January limit, which corresponds to about a 50% cut. In some cases the prospect
of subsequent deliveries was held out.
Coal Supply
(27) The few available messages on coal deliveries give no convincing
facts on the coal supply situation. The presumption expressed in the January
report that coal supply of the NKRF offices may in general be admitted as satis-
factory is also valid for February. No sort of measures of economy such as
used for the oil supply could be identified.
(28) The reports about the coal supply are listed in Appendix 5.
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Timber Supply
(29) In general the timber supply is to be considered satisfactory.
Timber procurements are summed up in Appendix 6.
(30) The lack of personnel noted in January could no longer be observed
to the same extent in February. On the other hand, however, the requirements
in horses could not be satisfactorily met. Thus, for example, Gor'kij Rajon
has not been able to furnish about half of the number of horses necessary for the
timber supply of the Upper Volga Steamship Agency.
(3.1) Worthy of note are the rations of fodder for the horses which
carry out transportation of timber. The following quantities of oats were re-
quisitioned for Februar
:
y
Tatar ASSR:
15 tons for 90 horses
Kujbyshev:
13 " "
80 "
Saratov:
12
70 "
Total
40 " "
240 "
On the average in this area in February there arrived one ton of oats for six horses.
(32) In general the supplying of workers and horses is to be considered
satisfactory.
6. Production
Ship Construction and Ship Repairs
(33) All shipbuilding and repair jobs were conditioned by the navigation
period which is beginning soon. 10 March was named as the completion date for
construction and repair work. The beginning of the navigation period is not known.
One might expect 20 April to be the target date. All work not directly connected
with the recommencement of navigation was postponed. Thus, for example, the
plant Kujbyshev received instructions from Moscow not to undertake or carry out
any other tasks until ship repairs had been finished. The NKRF plants and yards
in Khabarovsk, Blagoveshchensk, Yakutsk, Ulan-Ude, Krasnoyarsk, and Novosi-
birsk are being instructed to postpone immediately work and ship repairs which
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can be carried out during navigation.
(34) Likewise an order was issued to all steamship agencies to bring
those ships which are considered to have only limited usefulness and have been
placed in the second class up to a higher use-classification through undertaking
the necessary repairs.
(35) Conversion to hard firing was being pushed even more intensively.
Thus, for example, Khabarovsk reports beginning the conversion of the following
ships
"Amur"
"Ordzhonikidze"
"Molotov"
"Astrakhan"
"Koke naki"
"Groznyj"
"Murmansk"
"Artem "
(36) 360, 000 rubles were authorized for this purpose. Sharp reprimands
against lowering output were expressed. Thus Ilijsk was severely censured by
Moscow because output of ship repairs had fallen by almost 50% in January, in
fact from 38, 000 work-hours in December to 21, 000 in January.
(37) The 25th anniversary celebration of the Red Army was used by
many NKRF offices as an excuse for assuming voluntary obligations. The personnel
of the Middle Volga Steamship Agency entered into competition with the personnel
of the Kama Steamship Agency and engaged themselves to put 20 ships over the
plan. in readiness for navigation.
(38) In order to spur the workers on to greater output, bonuses were
distributed. Workers who had fulfilled their ship repair work beyond the plan
were rewarded with a bonus of more than half a month's wages. Various offices,
for example Omsk and Irkutsk, were instructed to send the personnel evaluations
and declarations of the best workers to Moscow for special notice.
(39) "Labor Banners", which are accompanied by bonuses, were awarded
to various plants. The plant '.'Third International" in Astrakhan is receiving the
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"Labor Banner" and 30, 000 rubles; likewise the shipyard in Baturino with a bonus
of 40, 000 rubles. The money was distributed to the individual members of the
enterprise.
(40) The fishing fleet which is under construction is subordinate to the
NK for the Fish Industry.
(41) The identified numerical data on new ship construction and ship
repairs are included in Appendix 7. Appendix 8 contains a compilation of infor-
mative figures which makes possible a positive survey of the output of repair work
at the Volga Steamship Agency.
(42) For identifications thereon, see Appendix 9.
8. Transport Situation
(43) Identified transport is contained in Appendix 10.
(44) The organization of the Reconstruction Offices and of the Recon-
struction Commands for the reconquered territories could already be considered
settled in January.
(45) The greatest part of the evacuated population of the Don and Volga
areas had already returned by the beginning of February and had settled in its
destination.
(46) On the whole, intensive and systematic construction work could be
-_LLorved in February. This is especially valid for the reconstruction of Stalingrad
harbor, which is being pushed with great energy. Moscow made the most varied
tools and materials available for restoration of the plants in Stalingrad and of the
harbors of Stalingrad and Krasnoarmejsk. The Komsomol organization of the
Moscow-Oka Steamship Agency undertook sponsorship of the harbor of Stalingrad
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and in addition the obligation to educate a portion of the needed new blood from
its ranks and to care for the cultural affairs of the Stalingrad workers.
(47) Saratov is transferring floating workshops to Stalingrad and Kras-
noarmejsk to take care of ships passing through. In all, Stalingrad needs five
such workshops.
(48) The State Institute for River Fleet Establishments in Sengilej
produced designs for dining rooms and restaurants, lodgings, warehouses, work-
shops, and power stations for Stalingrad and Krasnoarmejsk.
(49) In the territory of the Severnyj Donets and the Manych, waterway
bases were to be examined by the middle of February.
(50) Rear Admiral Kuznetsov, Chief of the Sea Damage and Floating
Dock Office, arrived in Sarepta on 12 February, apparently in order to take a
personal hand in the direction of reconstruction work in and around Stalingrad.
(51) Moscow, Saratov, Kujbyshev, Molotov, Ufa, and Gor'kij sent
some 700 specialists -- mechanics, fitters, and divers -- to Stalingrad during
February.
Construction Projects and Domestic Plans
(52) Several construction projects and domestic plans for the first
quarter or for the whole year 1943 could be additionally identified in February
and are contained in Appendix 11.
(53) A large dam-construction project seems to have been started at
Farab, in Chardzhou Rajon.
10. Collections
(54) The collections and distributions noted in February are combined
in Appendix 12.
11. General Information
(55) The efforts of the Soviets to draw the whole population into jobs
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within the framework of the country's defense, to interest it even more in the
outcome of the war and thus to make even more sure of the people than before,
stand out especially well in February. In spite of the military successes, a
certain pessimism is evident in this connection.
(56) The decisive precautionary measures being taken concerning food
supply, in spite of the reconquest of the Don-Kuban and Caucasus areas, appear
especially noteworthy. They show that the Soviets in no way consider the food
supply as guaranteed and are anxious to prevent a crisis.
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Personnel Situation
February 1943
The following courses for trade students in the first quarter of 1943 were identified:
(1.
Total number participating;
2. Trade-union students; 3. Stakhanov students;
4.
Participating in courses;
5.
Participating in courses for intermediate officers;
6.
Students in other courses;
7.
Authorized expenditures in rubles).
Rajon
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Gorkij
311
-
-
-
-
-
-
Semipalatinsk
136
56
10
60
-
10
27000
Omsk
609
97
25
371
60
56
120000
Novosibirsk
523
322
30
69
30
72
95000
Ulan Ude
59
23
31
-
2
3
12000
Krasnoyarsk
480
115
30
211
60
64
88000
Blagoveshchensk 165
46
10
39
60
10
27000
Khabarovsk
226
133
10
55
1
18
42000
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APPENDIX 2
List a
Food Supply
February 1943
Limits for the first quarter of 1943:
1. Fish products; 2. Meat products; 3. Butter; 4. Vegetable oil; 5. Sugar;
6. Bakery products. (Figures are in tons).
Rajon or Enterprise 1 2 3 4 5 6
Lower Volga Steamship 25.3 44. 1 2.4 16.2 8. 7 12. 5
Agency and Ship Repairs
Ufa - - 125(young pigs)
Note: Within the limit of the first quarter 30.8 tons of animal fat, 2 tons of cheese
and 33. 3 tons of seeds have already been received for Ust Usa.
Additional limits for the first quarter: The chief limits -- besides Gurev and
Rybache -- were not identified. (Figures in tons according to the following pattern:
1. Animal fat; 2. Vegetable fat; 3. Sugar).
Rajon or Enterprise
1
2
3
Upper Volga Steamship Agency
0. 3
0. 5
0.8
Shipyard in Kostroma
0. 1
--
0. 1
Shipyard in Volodarsk
0.3
--
0.2
Moscow-Volga Canal Steamship Agency
0. 3
0. 2
0.4
Bor near Gorkij
0.8
--
0.4
Ust Borovaya
0.3
--
Derbeshki
- -
0. 1
0.2
Kujbyshev
--
0.5
0.6
Ufa
--
0.1
Gurev
0.7
0.2
Molotov
1 .1
2
Kama Steamship Agency.
1. 1
1.5
Aralsk
--
--
Turkmen
--
Kazakh
- -
--
Blagoveshchensk
--
--
Rybache
0.5
--
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APPENDIX 3
List a
Material Supply
Deliveries to NKRF Enterprises
February 1943
Rajon
Enterprise
Material
Quantity
Consignor
Remarks
Gorodets
NKRF
Cast iron
20 tons
Gorkij
Gorkij
NKRF
Chimney pipe
8. 5
"Novotrubnyj"
61 by 4 mm
Pervouralsk
Chimney pipe
70 by 4mm
8. 5
Nails
5
"Krasnaya
Etna" Moscow
Electrodes
4 mm
0. 17
Plant "Zhdanov" Brass rods
0.018
To manufac-
1 I mm
ture diving
equipment
Brass rods
0.09
18mm
Brass rods
0.007
30 mm
Brass rods
0. 055
35 mm
Brass wire
2mm
0.004
Brass plate
0.3
4mm and 7-8mm
Zvenigovo NKRF
Copper plate 0.38
1. 5mm
Round steel 16. 5 Kulebaksk
55mm
Round steel 16.5 Magnitogorsk
100mm
Round steel 78
8mm
Round steel 33
4mm
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R
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List a
(continued)
3
ajon Enterprise
Material
Quantity
Consignor
Remarks
Kujbyshev- Plant
Heavy sheet
20 tons
CD for Metal
To build
skij Zaron "Kujbyshev"
iron
Sales, Molotov
equipment
objects for
military
repair
0. 7
CD for Metal
Quarterly
FeSi
Brass rods
2
0.01
Sales, Gorkij
delivery
To manufac-
18mm
ture diving
equipment
Brass rods
0.03
30mm
Brass wire
2 mm
0. 001
Kujbyshev NKRF
Sheet iron
14 sheets
For ship
repairs
Technical
Section
Steel hawsers
8 tons
FeMn
1.5
CD for Metal
FeSi
3
Sales,
Kujbyshev
Cast iron
36
Magnitogorsk
By 25
February
Cast iron
50
Magnitogorsk
By 20 March
Cast iron
50
it
By 20 April
Nails
1. 5
River Fleet
Supply, Gorkij
Sheet metal
20
CD for Metal
Sales, Molotov
Round metal
Round metal
20
16. 5
Plant Kuznetsk
Round metal
19
Plant Magnito-
gorsk
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APPENDIX 3
List a
(continued)
Rajon
Enterprise
Material
Quantity
Consignor
Remarks
Kujbyshev
NKRF
Brass plate
0. 16 ton
River Fleet
Supply, Gorkij
Bronze
3
Aluminum
1
Kazan
NKRF Plant
Assorted iron
Brass rods
14
0. 056
To manu
11mm
facture
diving
equipment
Brass rods
0.19
18mm
Brass rods
0.015
30mm
Brass rods
0. 116
35mm
Brass wire
2mm
0.008
CD for Metal
Sales,
Kujbyshev
Ship Repair Wire tack
Yard
1
Waterways Steel hawsers
Commissariat each 0. 4 ton
36
Plant "Kujbyshev Section iron
Kabel"
5
Saratov
NKRF Cast iron
Alloyed iron
102
34
Metallurgical
Plant in
Magnitogorsk
Plant in
Teplogorsk
In Feb-
ruary
In Feb -
ruary
Alloyed iron
40
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APPENDIX 3
List a
(continued)
R ajon
Enterprise
Material
Quantity
Consignor
Single wire
Double wire
Hatfield steel
4000 meters
2000 meters
17 tons
Stalingrad
Lower Volga
Steamship Agency
Iron bolts and
rivets
1.5
Chimney pipe
4
5 7mm
Chimney pipe
4
70mm
Chimney pipe
4
Saratov
76mm
Chimney pipe
4
83 mm
Plessa
Lower Volga
Steamship Agency
Alloyed steel
11
Astrakhan
Astrakhan
NKRF
Sheet iron 3mm
7
Sheet iron 4mm
4, 6
Sheet iron 5mm
1
Sheet iron
8
10mm
Chimney pipe
50
"Novotrubnyj"
Pervouralsk
Zaozere
NKRF
Sheet iron
40
Kotlas
Northern
Steamship Agency
Scrap iron
24
CD for Metal
Sales,
Yaroslavl
Vychegodsk
River Construction
Metal roofing
2
Moscow
NKRF
Wire tack
0~ 3
Kujbyshev
River Harbor
West
Steel hawsers-
drums 19mm
Steel hawsers-
drums 17mm
2 units
2 units
Tl1P sFr.RFT
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APPENDIX 3
List a
continued)
Rajon
Ent erprise
Material
Quantity
Consignor
Remarks
L e vs Nino
NKRF
Sheet metal
51 tons
Zaozere
Molotov
NKRF
Chimney pipe
8. 5
"Novotrubnyj"
61 by 4mm
Pervouralsk
Chimney pipe
70 by 4mm
8.5
Ship Repair Yard
Wire tack
1
Gorkij
NKRF Plant
Cast iron
30
Plant in
By 25
"Staryj Burlak"
Nizhne Tagil
February
By 20
March
By 20
April
Wire tack
5. 7
Brass rods
0. 015
To manu-
18,mm
facture
diving
equipment
Brass rods
0.02
30mm
Brass wire 2mm 0. 002
Ufa
NKRF
Wire tack
1 L 6
Metal screws
0. 7
Angle iron
0. 017
Plant in
For ship
50 by 50mm
Magnitogorsk
repairs
Nails
0.05
Moscow
Wire
Oe 18
it
Uralsk
NKRF
Steel hawsers
8
Ural Steamship
Agency
Tin
0. 02
Kujbyshev
Metal roofing
0. 2
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APPENDIX 3
List a
(continued)
Material Quantity
Consignor
Gurev
NKRF Ship
Repair Yard
Volgatanker
Sheet iron
37, 6 tons
Ship Repair Yard
Sheet iron
FeMn
53
0,
5
River Fleet
Supply, Gorkij
CD for Metal
Sales,
Ashkhabad
CD for Metal
Sales, Tashkent
Office for Non-
ferrous Metals,
Tashkent
CD for Metal
FeSi
Gas pipe
1
2
Sales, Tashkent
Chimney pipe
20
Amur steel
20
Ilijsk
plate
Angle iron
Assorted steel
Sheet metal
18
20
37
Gurevsk
Molotov
CD for Metal
Carbon con-
struction steel
Carbon instru-
1
0.
5
Sales, Molotov
CD for Metal
Sales, Tashkent
Plant "Amu
Darya"
ment steel
Sheet metal
waste
20
CD for Metal
Sales, Molotov
For ship
repairs
It is not clear
from the
existing mes-
sage whether
the previous
mentioned
plant "Amu
Darya" is
located in
Il.ijsk
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3
Rajon Enterprise
List a
(continued)
Material
Quantity
Consignor
Remarks
Files
Bronze
Copper
345 units
0.2
Gorkij
For ship
repairs
Heavy sheet
iron
Untested heavy
and medium
metal
Metal scraps
40
30
30
CD for Metal
Sales,
Magnitogorsk
CD for Metal
Sales,
Novosibirsk
Thin sheet
10
iron
Scraps from
20
heavy sheet
iron
Untested heavy
30
Semipalatinsk NKRF
sheet iron
FeSi
0. 5
CD for Metal
In February
Cast iron
Bronze
Copper
17
0.2
Sales, Alma Ata
Plant in
Magnitogorsk
Metal Sales,
Alma Ata
Sheet metal
waste
White metal
Construction
10
1. 5
1
CD for Metal
Sales,
Sverdlovsk
Quarterly
delivery
plate steel
Construction
quality steel
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List a
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Rajon Enterprise Material
Omsk NKRF Tool quality
steel
Quantity Consignor. Remarks
0. 5 CD for Metal
Sales,
S verdlovsk
1. 5 Nonferrous For ship
Metals Office, repairs
Omsk
Copper 0.2
Cross-
cutting saws
280 units NKRF Gorkij For timber
procurement
work
Hand saws 50 units '"
Hatchets 180 units Sverdlovsk
Files 600 units
Water Trans- Cast iron 17 tons
port Base
Gurevsk Ship Repair Chimney pipe 11.3 Moscow
Yard
Nizhne NKRF Plant Cast iron 36 Barnaul
Tagil
Krasnoyarsk NKRF Seamless 1
drawn pipe
Tool quality 0. 2
steel
Steel pipes
76 by 8mm
CD for Metal
Sales,
Novosibirsk
Nonferrous For casting
Metal Sales, ships' screws
Krasnoyarsk for ship
repairs
Binding wire 0. 137
Binding wire 0. 115
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Supply Office,
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List a
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Rajon Enterprise
Material
Quantity
Consignor
Remarks
Krasnoyarsk NKRF
Binding wire
Sheet iron
Gas pipes
0.07
16
2
Supply Office,
Sverdlovsk
Kujbyshev
Blagoveshchensk NKRF
Sheet iron
Seamless
drawn pipe
High speed
20 cars
8 tons
0 ~ 04
Kujbyshev
steel
High speed
0.429
steel
Tool quality
steel
0. 3
CD for Metal
Sales,
Khabarovsk
CD for Metal
Sales,
Magnitogorsk
Quarterly
delivery
To produce
socket joints
Zurazhevka Amur-
Shipyard
APPENDIX 3
List b
Material Supply
February 1943
The consignee could not be identified in the following deliveries:
Rajon
Gorkij
Consignor Material
River Fleet Supply Asbestos scrap
Telegraph wire
Assorted iron
Quantity
1 ton
0. 3
800 units
ware
Screw-wrenches
11 -
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APPENDIX 3
List b
(continued)
Quantity
Ferrous metal
scrap
Metal roofing
Tinplate
APPENDIX 3
List c
For the Ob
Waterways
Oblast' Com-
mittee of NKRF
This material
is to be dis-
tributed to a
plant in
Kujbyshev and
to various other
plants
Material Supply
Deliveries of non-metallic products to NKRF enterprises
February 1943
Rajon
Enterprise
Quantity
Consignor
Gorkij
NKRF Plant
"Teplokhod"
Municipal
Caborundum
rings
Carbide
Asbestos
170 units
0. 5 ton
0,1
Shipyard
Sulphite
0,35
Plant
Graphite
Balakhinsk
Graphite
Kujbyshev
CD for River
Construction
Plant
"Zhdanov"
NKRF
Household soap
0,2
Factory
Kyshtym
River Fleet
Supply
Udmurt SSR
via Izhe vs k
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Kujbyshev NKRF
APPENDIX 3
List c
(continued)
Quantity Consignor
Fireproof 10, 000 units
brick
Spare parts for
refrigerating
plants
NK for the
Fish Industry
Oil product #4 CD for Oil
Sales
Calcium
chloride ammonia
NK for the
Chemical
Industr y
Health Office Automobile tires 4 sets NKRF
of the Middle Kujbyshev
Volga Steam-
ship Agency
NKRF
Sulphite
Sulphite
0. 5
Graphite
0.2
Tar
1 car
Plant in
B alakhinsk
Graphite
Factory
Kyshtym
Timber
Industry
Combine
Udmurtsk
Middle Volga Fireproof 3 cars Clinker
Steamship brick Factory
Agency Stalinogorsk
Ship Repair Ammonia 150 balloons Chemical
Yard Factory
Chernoreche
Plant of
Volgatanker
Fireproof 1 car Plant in
Ulyanovsk NKRF Tar
1 car Timber
Industry
Combine
Udmurtsk
Urgent
requirement
The refrigerator
ship "Admiral
Makarov" is to
be repaired
with the aid of
this delivery
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APPENDIX 3
List c
P(sc ontnue d)
Material Quantity
Consignor
Remarks
Saratov
NKRF
Ship Repair
Yard
Silver graphite 0.4 ton
Graphite 0. 245
Lacquer 0. 14
Hydrochloric 0- 63
acid
Sulphuric acid 0-5
Gorkij
Quarterly
delivery
Kotlas
Dock
Directorate
Paints
Carbide
116 pkgs.
0. 36 ton
Yaroslavl
Gorkij
Molotov
of the Northern
River Fleet
NKRF
Sulphite
0,4
Plant in
Graphite
0.2
B alakhinsk
Graphite
Plant
Magnesite
50
Factory
Kyshtym
Kujbushev
"Dzerzhinsk"
brick
Chistopol
Ship Repair
Ammonia
50 balloons Chemical
Yard
Factory
Chernoreche
Uralsk
NKRF
Asbestos
Varnish
2 tons
0.2
Kazan
Kujbyshev
Ufa
NKRF
Belt band
12, 000 meters
Moscow
Casein glue
0, 25 ton
"
Caustic potash 0.08 Sverdlovsk
Belaya Spanish white 1 , 5 Gorkij
Steamship
Agency
Aral Sea NKRF Caustic potash 0.03 Sverdlovsk
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List c
(continued)
Rajon Enterprise Material Quantity Consignor Remarks
Amu Darya Oblast' Incandescent 5000 units Glass Factory
Waterways bulbs Ashkhabad
Directorate
Chardzhou NKRF Economic soap for 260 rubles
Novosibirsk NKRF Tow 0. 079 ton
Caustic potash 0. 5 Requirement
Caustic potash 0.04 Sverdlovsk
Barnaul NKRF Varnish 0,8 Novosibirsk
Semipalatinsk NKRF Liquid soap 0. 1 CD for Perfume
Products in
Alma Ata
Household soap for 400 rubles
Upper Irtysh
Steamship
A
Chalk
0.018 ton Gorkij
gency
NKRF
Tow
Caustic potash
1 car
0. 07 ton
Novosibirsk
Sverdlovsk
Omsk
NKRF
Liquid soap
0,, 2
Soap Factory
Omsk
Household soap for 400 rubles It
Waterways
Directorate
Spanish white
0. 2
Novosibirsk
Red lead
0. Z
if
NKRF
Caustic potash
0. 06
Sverdlovsk
Nizhne Tagil Plant
Fireproof brick
1 car
Gorkij
Gurevsk
Ship Repair
Yard
Electric wires,
Electric lamps
Moscow
Kemerovo
Plant
Kuznetsk
lacquer
1 cistern Ulan Ude and
Blagoveshchensk
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APPENDIX 3
List c
(continued)
Rajon
Enterprise
Material Quantity
Consignor
Remarks
Krasnoyarsk NKRF Tow
otash
Caustic
1 car
1 ton
0
Achinsk
Sverdlovsk
NKRF Plant
p
Automobile tires
.
6 sets
Moscow
Irkutsk
NKRF
NKRF
Automobile lamps 23 units
Economic soap for 300 rubles Soap Factory
Irkutsk
Caustic potash
0. 04 ton
Sverdlovsk
Yakutsk
Lena Steam-
ship Agency
Caustic potash
0.07
Ulan Ude
NKRF
Celluloid
0. 063
Moscow
Carbide
0.25
Automobile tires
2 sets
Blagoveshchensk NKRF
Caustic potash
0. 04 ton
Sverdlovsk
Khabarovsk NKRF
Caustic potash
0< 05
APPENDIX 3
List d
Material Supply
February 1943
The consignee could not be identified in the following deliveries:
Rajon Consignor Material Quantity Remarks
Gorkij NKRF Pumice stone (?) 0. 1 ton
Leaf fibre (?) 0.1
Packing paper 0. 15
Plastelin 0. 155
Wadding 0.125
Rubber cord 0.2
Hame straps 60 units
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APPENDIX 3
List d
(continued)
Material
Quantity
Remarks
Gorkij
Kujbyshev
NKRF
NKRF
Rein straps
Rubber mats (?)
Leather mats
Sulphite lye
Carbide
Automobile
tires
Automobile
tires
20C units
70 units
1000 units
3011 tons
0.36
12 sets
6 sets
For the Supply Office
of NKRF
For the Kama Steamship
Agency
For Central Communi-
cations of the Sverdlovsk
Steamship Agency
Engels
Chardzhou
Novosibirsk
NKRF
NKRF
NKRF
Half-finished
electric lamps
Tow
5000 units
3 cars
For the, Irtysh Steamship
Red lead
Spanish white
0. 2 ton
0. 2
Agency
For the Oka Waterways
Directorate
Omsk
Steamship
Gravel
82100 tons
For transports scheduled
Agency
in April/May
APPENDIX 3
List e
Material Supply
February 1943
Deliveries of Clothing and Textiles to NKRF Enterprises
Rajon Enterprise Material Quantity Consignor Remarks
Gorkij NKRF Rubber boots 100 pair Rubber
Representative
Alatyr
NKRF Supply Felt boots 250 pair Gorkij For ice-breaking
work
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List e
(continued)
Rajon Enterprise
Material
Quantity
Consignor
Remarks
Gorkij NKRF
Workers' boots
100 pair
NKRF Supply
Omsk
Zvenigovo Shipyard
Flax fibres
To manufacture
nets
Kujbyshevskij Ship Repair
Felt boots
250 pair
NKRF Supply
Saton Yard
Saratov
"Kujbyshev"
Kujbyshev NKRF
Yarn
Yarn
2000 rolls
Requirement
Flax fibres
0. 25 ton Oblast'
Waterways
Directorate
Gorkij
Hemp fibres
Saratov Ship Repair Felt boots
Yard
50 pair Saratov
Stalingrad Lower Volga Felt boots
Steamship
Agency
Half furs
Volgatanker Felt boots
Half furs
Ust Usa NKRF Long flax
fibres #68
Chardzhou NKRF Linen
350 pair NKRF Supply
Saratov
150 pair Saratov
200 pair NKRF Supply
Saratov
20 units
200 pair Saratov
20 units "
3 tons
1 ton Flax Trust Quarterly
in Bijsk delivery
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APPENDIX 3
List e
(continued)
Rajon Enterprise Material Quantity Consignor Remarks
Used sheepskins 5000 units
Gurevsk Ship Repair Special clothing,
Yard Lace boots,
Sail cloth
Krasnoyarsk NKRF
Camel's hair ? units NKRF Supply
belts 33 mm Saratov
long
To supply ships'
personnel
Flax fibres 2 tons Division To manufacture
Hemp 2 for Goods' nets
Distribution
and Supply
of the Enisej
Steamship
Agency
Flax fibres 6
Hemp 4
Felt boots 1200 pair Irkutsk
Khabarovsk NKRF Flax ribres 14 tons Division for
Hemp 12 Goods' Dis-
tribution and
Supply of the
Enisej Steam-
ship Agency
APPENDIX 3
List f
Material Supply
February 1943
The consignee could not be identified in the following deliveries:
Rajon Enterprise Material Quantity Remarks
Gorkij NKRF Felt boots 80 pair
Saratov NKRF Felt boots 200 pair
NKRF Supply Felt boots 750 pair To the Directorate of
Supply of the Steam-
ship Agency
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APPENDIX 3
List f
(continued)
Rajon Enterprise Material Quantity Remarks
Moscow NKRF Felt boots 80 pair
Omsk NKRF Supply Workers' shoes 330 pair
Rubber boots 30 pair
Galoshes 20 pair
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Rajon
Enterprise
Oil Supply
February 1943
Oil Product
Quantity
Ust Usa
Fire Brigade
Gasoline
0. 2 ton
Gorkij
Mazut
20
Petroleum
2
Upper Volga
Petroleum
3
Raznezhe
Steamship
Agency
NKRF
Petroleum
1
Kujbyshev
Middle Volga
Motor oil
36.7
Steamship
Mazut
10.9
Agency
Petroleum
6, 3
Gasoline
5. 7
Avtol
4.9
Mazut
292,
Oil
1988
Gasoline
4. 3
Diesel oil
37, 7
Petroleum
2.9
Kujbyshev
Petroleum
2. 5
Kryushi
Office
Workshops
Petroleum
5
Petroleum
0. 1
Mazut
300
Motor oil
30
Diesel oil
0. 1
Petroleum
1
Gasoline
0.2
Consignor Remarks
Made avail-
able in Feb.
Office of Additional
Tatar ASSR
Additional
February
allotment
Oil Sales
Gorkij
Including
February
storage
283. 5 tons on hand as of 1.1.
198.8 .43
2.7
37.7 "
Additional
No petroleum
is being sent
by Oil Sales
because of
the lack of
allotment.
The pumping
out of the
damaged
barges and
the transport
of wood must
be discon-
tinued.
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Rajon
Enterprise
Oil Product
Quantity
Consignor
Remarks
0. 1
Astrakhan
Office
Petroleum
0.8
"
Gasoline
Ligroin
Petroleum
0.2
0.1
0. 1
"
Kujbyshev
Molotov
Chistopol
Timber
Procurement
Ship Repair
Yard
Gasoline
Petroleum
Petroleum
0.1
Office
Oil Sales
Molotov
Cherdyn
Gasoline
0. 1
Petroleum
0.5
Uralsk
Timber
Procurement
Ural Steam-
ship Agency
Mazut
Oil Sales
Molotov
For the
Fleet
R ybache
Avtol
6
Frunze
Limit for
Cylinder oil
6
the first
Viscosine
0. 5
"
quarter
"
Solidol
0.5
Motor oil "m"
2
Ilijsk
Gasoline
0. 1
Office in
Petroleum
0. 3
Alma Ata
Oil
1
Aralsk
Oil Supply
Mazixt
Motor oil
30
52
Limit for
February
Diesel oil
0. 1
Auto gasoline
0. 5
Petroleum
5. 5
Ligroin
0. 1
Steamship
Mazut
30
Agency
Motor oil
50
Diesel oil
0. 1
Auto gasoline
0. 3
Petroleum
0.. 8
Ligroin
0.1
Sovkhoz
Motor oil
2
"Aralsk"
Auto gasoline
0. 2
Petroleum
4
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(continued)
Rajon Enterprise
Quantity
Consignor
Aralsk State Institute Auto gasoline
0. 1
for Testing and Petroleum
0.5
Protecting
Equipment of
the River Fleet
Blagoveshchensk
Timber Gasoline
0.3
Oil Sales
Procure- Ligroin
0.5
Khabarovsk
ment
Khabarovsk Timber Pro- Petroleum
1
"
curement Gasoline
0. 3
it
Oil
2
Ligroin
0. 5
"
Gasoline
Oo 3
CD for Oil
Sales
Remarks
Including 0. 1
ton for troops
protecting
the homeland
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Coal Supply
February 1943
Rajon Enterprise Type of Coal Quantity Consignor Remarks
Saratov NKRF Coke 3 cars - -
Yausa NKRF Coke 1 ton - -
Klyasma NKRF Coke 1 - -
Uralsk NKRF Coke 1 car - Tardy delivery
Chardzhou Wadding Coal 50 tons - -
Factory
Novosibirsk Steamship Coke
Agency
Pavlodar NKRF Work- Coal 200 Semipalatinsk
shops
Omsk NKRF Plant Coke 30 Kuznetsk Including 15 tons
to be delivered.
in March
Steamship Coke
Agency
Krasnoyarsk Steamship Coke
Agency
200 Kujbyshev As a loan until.
February
Novosibirsk Steamship Coal 13000 Kuznetsk Scheduled for
Agency 1943 according
to plan
Krasnoyarsk Steamship Coal 9500 Cheremkhovo
Agency
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APPENDIX 6
List a
Timber Supply
February 1943
1. Rajon, 2. Enterprise, 3. Procured, 4. Transported? 5. Teams, 6. Men,
7. Delivered to:
1
2 3
4
5 6 7
Cherdyn
12092 cbm
10336 cbm
- 617 -
Yaroslavl
4661
1518
33 145 -
Ivanovo
3126
1701
5 69 -
Gorkij
14275
5129
70 250 -
Kryushi
Workshops 700
-
- - -
Mari (?) ASSR
2225
775
7 28 -
Tatar
4613
1096
24 124 -
Bobrovsk
-
-
50 - -
Kujbyshev
1954
814
6 95 -
Plessa
700
-
- - Volgatanker
Saratov
2732
122
7 68 Ship Repair Yard
Semipalatinsk
-
150
- Amu Darya Steam-
ship Agency
Omsk
CD for Timber 100000
Supply
-
- River Fleet
Steamship -
Agency
60000
Krasnoyarsk
40 - Krasnoyarsk
Enisej 3340
3236
Oblast' Waterways
Directorate
Yakutsk 74000
40 250 Lena Steamship
Agency
Belovaya 20000
- - -
Blagoveshchensk -
700(rcut material)
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List b
Timber Supply
February 1943
1. Rajon, Z. Enterprise, 3. Procured, 4. Transported, 5. Delivered to:
F i Plywood, S . Sawdust packings, V _ Number of loaded railroad cars
1
2
3 4
5
Saratov
-
- 7 VS
Ship Repair Yard Saratov
Ufa
-
- 10 VS
Sverdlovsk
-
1 VS -
Omsk
Yakutsk
CD for Timber Supply
-
1 VF -
4 VS -
Ship Repair Yard
Dzerzhinsk
Ship Repair Yard in
Novosibirsk
NKRF
- 40 VS
Bobrovsk instead of
Semipalatinsk
Ship Repair Yard
Krasnoyarsk
-
4 VS
Novosibirsk
Yakutsk
CD for Timber Supply 43 VS
Novosibirsk Ship Repair
Yard
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APPENDIX 7
List a
New Ship Construction
February 1943
Rajon
Enterprise
Type of Ship
Number
Tonnage
Yaroslavl
Plant 345
Boats
5 0 units
Volodarsk
NKRF
Tugs
2
Gorkij
Plant "25
Metallic Barge
1
October"
Kujbyshe v
Plant
Tugs
2
Kujbyshev
Chistopol
NKRF Plant
Metallic Barge
1
500 tons
Kirov
NKRF Plant
Metallic Barge
1
1650 tons
Gurev
NKRF Plant
Metallic Barge
1
3000 tons
B arnaul
Plant 77
Barges
Gas-driven
12
Krasnoyarsk
Plant 1
Tobolsk
NKRF Plant
motorboats,
each 40 h, p~
Barge
Barges
Flat boats
200 tons
100 tons
Z he lyabo
"(not located)
Barges
350 tons
Zhdanov
(not located)
Metallic barge
1
500 tons
Plant "Part
Kommune"
Tugs
Ordered by
the NK for
the Fish
Industry
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APPENDIX 7
List b
Ship Repair Work
February 1943
1. Rajon, 2. Enterprise, 3. Ship under repair, 4. Number, 5. Percentage of work
carried out, 6. Work hours, 7. As of ..., 8. Remarks:
18 - 5 February
Saratov - Steamer "Komintern"
Kamyshin - Non-self-propelled
ships
Astrakhan - Self-propelled ships
Non- self-propelled
ships
33 49 - 20 February Total number of
ships to be repaired
amounts to 68
29 85 - 25 February Voluntary duty for
the 25th anniversary
65 85 - 25 February of the Red Army.
On the basis of this
effort the repairs
will be completed
even before 10 Mar.
Arkul - Ship repair work - 56 - 1 February
Gurev - Oil barges 20 - -
Barges 13 - - 20 February
Self-propelled ships 14 -
Zolotoj - Self-propelled ships 9 - - 26 February
Akhmat - Non-self-propelled 15 -
(not ships
located)
APPENDIX 7
List c
Work Hours Expended
for Ship Repairs in December and January
February 1943
According to statements from Semipalatinsk December
First ten days 14265
Second ten days 20463
Third ten days 30785
Total 65513
Sum total 149456 work hours.
- 28
January
28637
21102
35204
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List c
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Prescribed plan for ship repair work from Moscow to Khabarovsk:
'Numerator-number of ships; denominator-efficiency, presumably carrying
capacity in tons)
Fleet
Barges
As of 1 February
20/6000
40/17000
As of 1 March
50/14000
80/70000
As of 10 March
66/19000
90/90000
As of 20 March
80/23000
120/110000
As of 1 April
94/27000
140/130000
As of 10 April
104/30065
166/145000
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Performance of Repair Work
at the Lower Volga Steamship
Agency
February 1943
Plan
Work Hours
Fulfillment
Percentage
From 1-10 February 1943
Passenger and freight ships
7230
4671
63. 8
Tugs
92642
40857
44. 1
Service and auxiliary ships
49615
28580
57. 6
Total for self-propelled ships
155322
77843
50. 1
Oil barges
6075
1373
22.6
Metal barges
906
192
21. 1
Wooden barges
22980
13916
6o.6
Landing places
786
784
99. 6
Docks
7286
6924
95.1
Total for the non-self-propelled
38033
23189
60. 7
fleet
For the entire self-propelled and
193355
101032
52. 2
non-self-propelled fleet
From 1120 February 1943
Passenger and freight ships
7320
5529
Tugs
92642
50913
Service and auxiliary ships
49615
33013
Total for self-propelled ships
155322
93260
Oil barges
6075
2060
Metal barges
906
192
Wooden barges
22980
16045
69. 8
Landing places
786
784
99. 6
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Plan
Work Hours
Fulfillment
Percentage
Docks
7286
6934
95.1
Total for the non-self-propelled
fleet
38033
26015
68. 4
For the entire self-propelled and
non-self-propelled fleet
From 21-28 February 1943
193355
119275
Passenger and freight ships
7230
4671
63. 8
Tugs
92642
40857
44.1
Service and auxiliary ships
49615
28580
57.6
Total for self-propelled ships
155322
77843
50. 1
Oil barges
6075
1373
22. 6
Metal barges
906
192
21. 1
Wooden barges
22980
13916
60.6
Landing places
786
784
99. 6
Docks
7286
6924
95.1
Total for the non-self-propelled
fleet
38033
23189
60. 7
For the entire self-propelled and
non- self-propelled fleet
193355
101032
52. 2
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Rajon
Enterprise
APPENDIX 9
Other Production
February 1943
Type of Production Remarks
Gorkij
Boots
Fur vests
Spanish white
Auto tires ,
Calcium soda
Generators
Kamyshin
NKRF
Milling work The machines are idle,
since there is a shortage
of cutters.
Saratov
Sawmill
Woodworking
Chkalov
Lenin Plant
Hand winches
Ulyanovsk
NKRF
Gas generators ZIS 21
Moscow
NKRF
Electric power station
Chistopol
NKRF
Spare parts for ships' motors
Cherdyn
NKRF
Sleeper cutter
Ufa
NKRF
Drilling machines
Gurev
Lathes
Semipalatinsk
NKRF
Spare parts for agricultural
machines
Chemical
- Raw material is lacking
Factory
Irkutsk
Bobrovka Ship Repair Yard Casting of clutch Shortage of material and
plates for tractors fuel
Osetrovo Sawmill Woodworking
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Transportation Situation
Railway Transports
February 1943
Sender Consignee Goods
R.ajon Enterprise Rajon Enterprise Quantity Type Remarks
Kujbyshev NKRF Syzran 6 cars - -
2 Retort- Above-
extractors plan ship-
ment
Kazan NKRF Moscow Ship Repair Bimetal
Yard alloys
Rybinsk Upper Volga
Steamship
Agency
Vladimir Middle Canal
Moscow Volga
Gorodets Shipyard
Molotov Kama Stearn-
ship Agency
2 cars Armaments In March
products
Z apnido vka NKRF 3
Kostroma NKRF Don-Kuban Reconstruction 40 Wooden
Oblast' Directorate boats
Gorkij Ship Repair Don-Kuban Reconstruction 10
Yard "25 Oblast' Directorate
October"
4 Timber
shipment
Chardzhou NKRF Chalysh NKRF 4500 tons Super-
phosphate
Semipalatinsk Ship Repair
Yard
Khodzheli NKRF
Takhauz NKRF
NKRF
Omsk Ship Repair Miassy NKRF
2 cars Armaments In
products March
Yard NKRF 7 Completed
products
Zaltonokhad NKRF 1 Generator
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Construction Projects and Domestic Plans
February 1943
Construction:
Rajon Type of Construction
Sum of Money
Aralsk Modernization and repair purposes
160000 rubles
Omsk Construction of workshops
100000 "
Blagoveshchensk Repair work
600000
Domestic Plan
of NKRF Enterprises in Ust Usa for the first quarter:
Trade expenditures
311600 rubles
Communal support
378400
Including wages for work in trade
111600
Including wages in communal support
181800 "
Transport
36000
Vegetable storage
4500
Bakery
45000
Agriculture expenditures
50000
Miscellaneous
30000
Students
Administrative expenditures
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Collections
February 1943
Rajon
Enterprise
Sum of Money
Gorkij
Personnel aboard ships
4117 rubles
in winter quarters
Kujbyshev
Landing place
100000 rubles
Saratov
Personnel at berth
14364 rubles
of Vasilev
Ilijsk
Personnel of the
53800 rubles
Ili Steamship Agency
For:
building tanks and
planes
war loan
war loan
building of planes
In addition, personnel of the Office for the Distribution and Supply of Goods in
Irkutsk dispensed 353 food cards worth 36485 rubles for the Red Army.
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