MILITARY INFORMATION FROM JUETERBOG

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R005500400010-0
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 4, 2003
• Sequence Number: 10
• Publication Date: July 19, 1950
• Content Type: REPORT

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Bj'iGht T=34 tanks left the Turm tiaserne on 15 June 1950. (1)
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Truck I loaded with an aircraft fusel-age entered the
Turn 3aserne on 16 June 1950.
,according to a worlcan employed at Lehrstab A (Training Staff
A),, about 2cC canvas-oovered tanks, with six bogie wheels
on each side were parked in the garages and in the driveway
of the former Heeresfachschule, army technical school, on 19
June 1950. (2)
one hundred and twenty Elul of the 1924 and 1925 classes left
the Fuchsberg Kaserne for the aS? .~ on 19 Tune 1950. They
were to be demobilized. (5)
A ooiumn consisting of four trucks tow. rag; lU0 to 129 guns,
six trucks, each occupied by 15 soldiers, snd tv.o. trucks loaded
with ammunition boxes passed. through Jueterbo on 14 June 19509
headir s, toward Luckenwalde.
six T-34-tanks were observed on the Jueterbog=1"reuenbr zen
highway movin toward %ltes Lager, on 15 June 1950. (1)
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Juoterbog, proceeded toward -looter zinna on 17 June 19513,
rich truck was occupied by about 20 soldiers. (1)
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8. The following movements were observed at the western exit
of Markendorf on 5 June 1950:
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Truck occupied by 22 officers, coming from
the direction of ".,rerder and heading toward Jueterbog.
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V run and occupied by a crew of six M1, going toward
;7erder.
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25X1 c. `muck I occupied by about. 30 _ 4 F officers, pro-
ceeding toward '',girder.
25X1 d. Truck I carrying a gun with a barrel that was
burst, going toward Jueterbog. (1)
9 0 .~ workman stated that Camp 27erder near Jueterbog was al-
legedly occupied by four divisions totaling 12,000 troops.
Their equipment included about 500 tanks parked behind the
troop quarters. It was said that the troops in,ie from
;,"ittenberg, tosslau-iYieinsdorf, ,erbst, .oweig 'and Jueterbog-
kltos Lager. They were restricted to quarters. Observation
posts were built at elevated sites within the ca.r p. The
camp had one entrance near '.4'erder and one near -'4.irkendor f . (4)
10. , train of 40 boxcars occupied by an undetermined number of
soldiers with closely cropped hair and wearing red-bordered
black epaulets, was observed on 11 June 195c.. The train
came from the direction of ', ittenberg or .4'slkonberg and
headed toward Berlin.
11. ,, train of 40 boxcars, each occupied by about sixteen 18-
to 20-year-old soldiers, wearing red-bordered black epau-
lets, was seen heading toward Jerlin on 12 June 1950.
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