SOVIET TROOPS IN CEGLED

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CIA-RDP82-00457R005400030001-2
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RIPPUB
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S
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2
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November 16, 2016
Document Release Date: 
May 10, 2000
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1
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Publication Date: 
June 20, 1950
Content Type: 
REPORT
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W' 6A p ~ Approved For Release 2000/0.6/08: CIA-RDP82-00457R00 660( I COUNTRY Tcpi^ CLASSIFICATION ` T/COT,(T1'i0 .a/[ S 0101? F CIs`'L ., ------~ REPORT NO. EVALUATION ----PLACE OBTAINED DATE OF CONTENT 25X1 C DATE OBTAINED DATE PREPARED 20 June .1050 - - - - REFERENCES W 25X1A 1. A Soviet tank unit arrived in Cegled (Q 48/0 03) in late March 1950 and. took up quarters in the so-called Zoeldhalmi section of town. The unit had more than 100 tanks, according to estimates of local residents. The tanks had revolving turrets on which an AA machine gun was mounted. 2. Cegled residents repeatedly observed a Soviet general in the town. It was said, that the troops in Cegled belonged to a Soviet tank division, other elements of which were located in Keeskemet (Y 6/N 95) and other towns in that area. 3. Cegled residents said that the troops observed strict discipline. Soldiers were rarely guilty of offenses against the civilian population. * 25X#A jjjjjM_Cp_m=.t4 The Soviet tank units in the Cegled area, like the Soviet troops observed in the Szolnok (Q 43/0 3) -. Jazbereny (Q' 43/3 11) area in early April 1950, presumably belonged to a unit' possibly a mechanized or tank, division which had been seen in the Kecskemet area. in Document [lte. -- no change fit ~:5g Rei;c~ EJII t;wtE ~v'xH} (;. te S _14-JUN-wk -or CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2000/06/08 : CIA-RDP82-00457R005400030001-2 7,`T/C0 TRi0L/US OFFICILLS ONLY Approved For Release 2000/06/08 : CIA-RDP82-00457R005400030001-2 ?NFIDEN~rAL 4 /COFNTROIL/US OF 'ICI [iLS OILY 2 25X1A January 1950. The identity of the units is not knovin@ They may have belonged to those Soviet troops which had been moved from Rumania and the U. S. S, R. to the Hungarian - Yugoslav border area in the late Fall of 194; fWPENTIAL /UG O.~1 ~.. V F`'~IC~..~.,`.~LS tJ - INTI Y 7'V L ~. d 1 L ~.' i~a it A Approved For Release 2000/06/08 : CIA-RDP82-00457R005400030001-2