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Eiev April to
(60`-281.N.' July 1949
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Installa tionc Location-.
1; quarters (eight-
story building,,
100x45 meters)
2, Barracks
(aixc--story brick
building, 5OxP.O
meters)
3., Barracks
(70 meters long,
five-story old boil-
ding with brown
plaatoringh in June
1949 still showing
war damages
About 1,500 meters SW
of the main railroad
stations on the SE
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Occupations
Remarks=
Under construction in
June 1949, scheduled to
be completed in 19610
side of Geroyiv Stratoete-.
ri Highway (Military
Geographical Plan,
Special lition IV,4l)
(see reference No 5
on Annex 3)
Opposite the mentioned
"police school", on the
same higivay (see re-
ference No 4 on
Annex 3)
Bordering on the men-
tioned barracks on the
SW (see reference No 3
on Annex 3)
4 Barracks (about Bordering on the menti-
70 meters long, five- oned barracks to the SW
story brick building) (sae reference No 2 on
Annex 3)
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construction work was
inspected by high-
ranking police offi>
cerc designated as
police school by a
Soviet foremanc
Police unit (traffic and
safety police)
Small units were seen when
drilling:
A relief showing a gun
was observed over the
barracks gate, A unit
equipped with AT guns
moved out of the barracke.
Designated as officer candi-
date school, in which young offi-
cer candidates (wearing orange=
colored cross braids on their epau-
lets) were observed, They drilled in
the barracks yard,
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b,, barracks (ono= Bordering on the men-
brick building)
1, barracks About 1,500 meters S
(one six or seven- of the main railroad
story, Ecshaped station,, on SE side
building) of Geroyiv Stratosteri
Highway (see reforen-
ce No 5 on Annex 3)
tioned barracks to the
SW (see reference No 2
on Annex 3)
2;, Barracks Opposite the mentioned
(brick buildings barracks, on the some
hghesy (see reference
No 4 on Annex 3)
3,, Barracks (so- Year the mentioned
veral brick buil- barracks on the same
dings in an area aide of the highway
about 1,000x1,000 (see reference "lc n on
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Bare brickwork was
completed in June
1849, called "Mili-
tia Barracks; to be
occupied by a "Vilitia.
brigade ", according to
a Soviet workman
Militia unit of one
regiment Twenty now
kolotav trucks were ob=
served with the unit
37-m A.A. guns on four-
wheal mounts, about 100
prime movers, several AA
guns of larger caliber
(88 mm?) and ballistic
directors for AA guns
the inscription
"Electric
were seen in the, baarraoks
area. Numerous motor ve-
hioles, apparently belon-
ging to the A W, unit,. 'were
stored in an open shed of
a destroyed barracks; NE
u? the AA Artillery Bar-.
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In October 1848
an a
lery unit marching to
a reviewing ground. The
unit was stationed in a
barracks about 20 km west
of the city Guns of more
than 200 mpoaliberg towed
in two loads by tractors
and having barrels longer
than 3 meters, more observed
with the unit During the
review several hundred tanks,
apparently now, were observed,,
about 50 . as of about 75 mm
caliber under a wooden roof in
the same street in November 1948
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Kiev
(cent
walk past the
barracks
4;, Barraeke (wall =
About 2,500 motors NW
camouflaged by woods) of the main railroad,
station, north of the
exit road to Zhitomir
(Brest kitavsk pigh-
way) (see reference
No 10 on Annex 3)
Barracks (six boil=
dings, each about
80x25 motors,, ar-
ranged in two rowsr,
one building being
gutted)
bz, Barracks
W perimeter of city
NE of the military
freight station east
of a cemetery (see
reference No ld on
Annex 3)
s1)ading coal at 8,: Barracks
the freight
station
'.945 to repeatedly talk,
&pril 1949 ed to and
traded with sol-
diers from the
barracks in the
nearby tractor
plant
About 2,000 motors 87s.
of the Citadel (zoo
reference No 23 on
Annex 3)
Two German Tiger tanks and
some AT guns on concrete
foundations were observed
at the gate, Soviet work=
men said that a tank
school was in the barracks
Designated as roTank Barraoksa
Several rocket launchers were
seen in an open shed of another
barracks,; Trucks, apparently
praiwio movers for? the rocket
launchers;, wdre parked beside
the shed
Tsar unit of unlcnwlr ctrongth0
Canvas-covored tanks and about
P0 SP guns were parked in se-
veral rows in the barracks areas,
western perimeter of Tank unit or tank sahoc1L,
city, about 1,500 me= including officer candidates
tore NE of the Seto- wearing a broad cross braid in
china freight station the middle of their epauk to*
on the southern side of Tanks,, apparently T 34 tanks,
Brest Litovsk Highway were repeatedly observed,
(see reference No 19 Small repair work on tanks wam
on Annex 5) done in the tractor planto
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firmed a tank
unit was stationed
in the barracks in
March 1949 t civilian
workmen said that a
tank school for officer
candidates was about
1,500 motors from the
barracks..
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Military quarters Western perimeter
(densely-wooded of city, north of
area) Star*-Zhitomirski
Street, west of a
now gas works (see
reference No 18
on Annex 3)
1. Military quar- West of the main rail-
ters (brick bui1= road Station, on the
dings and oanbon= western side of Gero=
ment buildings) yiv=Stratosteri High=
way,, south of a sta-
dium (see reference
No 7 on Annex 5)
A broad entrance, deoorated
with tank emblems, was
on the eastern side of a.
street branching off from
Staro-Zhitomiraki Street
to the RE,. Troops retur-
ning from a tank training
grou:.dz.locatod farther to
the north, turn?d 1z, _:ic
~epoatod-
ly observed a large AA unit
unit with 50 to 80 guns,
coming from the direction
of the city along ";w'ulitsa
Ma1eilm and heading
norli aehind the western
corner of a cemetery.
Unit of about 600 men, e-
---played a; ca~arassg in the
city a le nal unit according
to Soviet workmen0
2c, Military quay- Some hundred meters Soldiers cleaned more than
tern (two wooden SW of the afore men thirty 75-M AT guns in front
buildings, each tioned quarters, on of the buildin_Is about three
100x30x4 meters) the same side of the timso a TMSek. On other days?
highway (see reference trucks occupied by troops
No 6 on Annex 3) arrived at the buildings
took AT guns in tow and prop-
seeded to a training area
farther to the South. On their
return from the training area
the soldiers were trucked
back to the city,.
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meat, occupied by a
tank unit with more
than 50 tanks, to be in
a woods in the area
in May 1948 A jail
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vast'covered tanks par-
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3, Barracks (one
brick building
about S0x15x12 mo-
tors)
SW of the mentioned called "prooinct station of
wooden buildings (see traffic poliaa
reference No 4 on Annex 3)
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C. Barracks On the came side of Very young troops wearing gold=bordered
the highway, bordering epaulets, 5O'man units were seen
on the mentioned bar- leaving towards the airfield
racks to the SW (see in the morning The soldiers were
reference No 2 and 3 on referred to as air force trainees:
Barracks (four- Annex 5)
story brisk
building,, about
80x30 meters)
Northwestern peri=
meters of city east
of the cemeteries on
the southwestern side
of Pulitsa-'aleike;,
corner of Ovruteka
Street(see reference
No 15 on Amex 3)
Barracks (four or Western perimeters of
five large multiple= city on the northern
story,, brick mild- side of the exit road
tugs with annex built to Jhitomir (Brost-
dings in the rear:, Litovsk Highway) (see
surrounded by teens) reference No 10 on
Annex 3)
1,, Barracks (25Ox Western perimeter of
600 meters) area, -city on the southern
large; old instalz side of the exit road
latione with modern to 3hitomir, east of
furnishings, flat,, the point where the
grass--covered roofs,, northern by-pass route
unused railroad spur branches off (see rey>
ferenoe No 19 on
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Transport unit,, hauling
construction materials
and supplies to building
sites "An undisciplined,,
wild bunch of soldiers",
Mar4y Studebaker trucks
Personnel of the unit More
a red bordered black band
around their caps
Tank unit of young soldiers,,
.equipped with tanks of type
T 34 and of a lighter type:
The unit was repeatedly ob-
served to leave the barracks
with both types of tanks:
Designated as "tank school",, c handed
by Gen (Tank Troops) Plotkin, occupied
by about 600 troops,, including 30 Yu'
goclavaF The barracks included, One
three-story;, 180x25 motors, main
building with large entrance, let=
ture rooms and projector rooms
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2,, Barracks (large
four-story new bui1=
dings with dark
marble-walls)
3. Barracks (three
three-story 150x26
meter brink build-
ings, one in the
center with gabled
roof, the other two
with flat roofs, sta-
bles and garages, in
an area about 360 me-
ters square)
1 city sector on
Artema Street
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officers and U, One garage
about 400x12 motors, with seven
sections for 12 Studebaker vehicles each,:
One utilities building.c. One parking lot
on which about 70 T34 tanks, 16 armored
reconnaissance cars, some former German
tanks and three Czech armored reoonnais?
same cars were seeno
ficere were nearby,
The "music sehool?" and a brick about300 men
building with apartments for of- late 1941c
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commanded by an artillery gene= said that the ar-
ral, occupied by about 200 racks, desiir*rated as
trainees? equipped with lecture "music achool'",
rooms., a large hall for sand= was occupied by sa
table exercises and a music room-- infantry unit of
N oivy perimeter, Designated as `C d Artil2
on the southern aide lery Sohool," commanded
of Vulitsa NRleika by a generals occupied by
(see reference No 16 about 200 trainees,
On Annex 3) Guns were parked along the
road to Zhitomire About
70 horses and 25 truoks were
observed, Sevoral search-
lights were on the flat roof
of one building in which were
the lecture roowoo
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confirms the follow-,
ing installations at
about the same spot
in late 19476
14 Artillery school
(near a music school)
2. Another artillery
school, about 1;;600 m
north of the main rail
:cad station
3, Medical school
!three large brick
buildings) with about
600 students e
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NW city perimeter, on
the northern side
of Vulitsa Maleika,
opposite the "Old
Art 'ileryy Sus oo1"
(see reference ?To 17
on Annex 3)
"Military Medical Academy"
headed by a general (Mad)
occupied by more than 1NOO0
students, including some girls
and some Yugoslavs,, The
school was exceptionally well
equipped and furn'}shed
l barracks (6OOu200-meter) SE city sector, NW
area (Several multiple=story of the Citadel
brick buildings) (see reference No 22
on Annex 3)
2;, Barracks (4OOxl5OG
metes) area (several
multiple-story brick
buildings)
l Barracks (one four>
story building, about
200x18 meters)
One building ore the inscrip
tion "Military Academy and Of-
ficer Candidate School`.,
The barracks was Occupied
by officer candidates wearing
yellowcbordered epaulets
and by numerous field officers*
Drill practices with rifles
were observed.
SW of the Citadel Occupied to capacity by a tarp:
(see reference No 23? unit of very young soldiers` equipped
on Annex 3) with several types of tanks and
76,2 AT guns The barracks was
designated t4tank school" o
Warta a perimeter of Infantry unit of 600 men, equipped
city on the southern with infantry weapons, not mcotorised?
side of Dekttyarevekaya The quarters of a parachute unit were
Street (see reference a djoining to the west (see reference
No 12 on Annex 3) No 13 on Annex 3)
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