SOVIET INDUSTRIAL AND MILITARY INSTALLATIONS BY LOCATION - 1941

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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 2, 2011
• Sequence Number: 353
• Publication Date: December 26, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT
OFUCOD 901. REPORT
CD NO.
COUNTRY USs (U7~aine)
SUBJE;;T Soviet Industrial and Military Installations
by Location - 1941
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DATE DISTR." Dec 1952
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1. In Akhtyrke. (52?18'N - 36056'E), Ukraine, tractors, medium tanks. heavy
artillery rifles and artillery ammunition carts were produced. gay. (50?54'N -
34046'E) and Akh tyrka were both great producers of leather goods - Sumy the great-
er of the two (1941).
2. In Kharkov (40057?N - 48?451E)) Ukraine, was the biggest plant in all of Hoviet
Russia producing "ZT" tractors. This p7 ant turned out two hundred tractors a
week as well as other fare. machinery before World War II began. During World
War II it produced the ti:eavieat Soviet tanks (19 l).
3. In Karel (51?13'N - 24?44'1;), Ukraine, wau a large hard-leather processing plant.
at suppl.i?+d the 4ole of the Ukrs;.ae (1941).
4. The t'wn of Horki is a suburb of Kowel. There was a large military
installation at Iforki which dated from Czarist days. From 1939 to 1941 the soviet
extended the Czarist installation to accrsodate two divisions of infantry and
tan:: troops (3.941).
5. In Maciejow, Ukraino, about midway between Lubomi en.1 Kowel (slrprox. 51?7'N -
24?20'7!) was a great plant processing leather for military sad industrial uses
(1941).
6. There was a procelain m nufactu?ing r-i.&'t ;n mecie jo;r, too. It turned out the
crude material most of which vas sent to Kharkov for processing (1941).
7. Millions of tons of board lumber were produced in Maciejow. Before World War II.
50 railroad cars of lumber a day were shipped out. Daring the war, C00 care-
The Germans damaged the lumber district in their advance and from 1941 to 1,944
were rebuilding it.
8. Micro was a ve y ZArgr. Soylet at>4tar7 :.wLa1 atica In :,a^.sJc,si ar, area ei.
stone buildings about 5x2 miles accommodating sdm-nietrative units and Living
Q.iarters for about a division and a half of tank and artillery troops. The
installation was damaged by the Germans but they reconstructed it for their own
use (1941).
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16. Near Dnepropetrovsk (48?27'N - 34?59'1). Ukraine, was a large aircraft manufacturing
plant producing light single-motor fighter planes. In Dnepropetrovsk there was a
plant producing small arms, infantry rifles, and various sorts of infantry
equipment (1941).
15? There were petro-chemical plants prrtly constructed
9. In west. Maciejot there was an exercise area for tanks and artillery about 15x10 miles
(1942.).
10, Novoslt,lict, a suburb of Maciejow, about eight miles east of :Iaciejow and 25 miles
west of Ktwel, had a large, modern airport with underground hangars for storage
of up to two hundred transport-bomber type planes. The airport was outside
Nowosiulki between Nowosiulki and Do]sk (51?07'N - 24?23'E) (1941).
11. In Rowne (Rovno) (50?38'N - 26?15'E), Ukraine, leather was processed for automobile
seats, industrial belts. In Rowne, also, was the best and biggest wheat mill of
the old Ukraine (1941).
12. In Z'.iitomir (50?19"N - 28?4C'E), wine, sugar and wheat flour were
in large quantities. The wheat mill turned out about one-half processed
percent of all wheat
milled. in the USSR (1941).
13. In STlodzimierz (Vladimir) (50?50'N - P4020'R), Ukraine, were the most famous
wheat mills of Poland. About one-third of Polish wheat was drilled here, considerable
for export. There was a leather tanning industry here too (1941).
14. in Drohobycz (49?g1'N - 23?3O'B) in the Galician region of the Ukraine; oil
refineries, which I was told in Germany the Soviet has completely rebuilt, turned
out wax, white gas, gas for tanks and autos, kerosene, aviation gas (1941). There
were in Drohobycz three natural gas conduits, each three feet in circumference,
which I saw with my own eyes, intended to carz-y natural gas to Kiev (1944).
17. In Stalin and Makeevka (48?02'N - 37?58'$) [flcrsine, "Stalinette" tractors and other
types of farm machinery were produced (19411.
18. rivoJ. nog (47?54'N - 33?21'E)
a(1941). was also an agricultural machinery manufacturing
area
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