SOVIET SEA AND RAIL MOVEMENTS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R006700040003-5
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 21, 2000
• Sequence Number: 3
• Publication Date: December 12, 1950
• Content Type: REPORT

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CLASSIFICATION... L/
Germany (Soviet -,.'one)
II
L-DATE PREPARED 12 December
PAGES ENCLOSURES (NO. & TYPE)-
1. On 2 November 1950, about 1,000 troops arrived in Rostock aboard
a ship from Latvia. horse of the troop s wore last seen on a train
on the Rostock-Doboran line. :?ras identified in connection
with the debarkation. (1)
It. ;'since 1G :7ovambcr one sl.-eping car and two dining cars with the
necessary personnel more standing at the Koepenick railroad station,
ready for imr diate departure. The cars were earmarked for use by
hi:- -ranking Soviet officers.
Ketschendorf 1(2)
The leave train rraich arrived in L raia'tfurt/Oder from Dr..st-bitovuk
on 16 Nov :tuber wa ; occupied to capacity by troops, including 120
officers. The officers were brought to a barracks installation in
Frankfurt/Odor on four trucks. 1t S p.m. on the ar:1e day about 120
officers boarded the leave train heading toward 7r :::;den-"mot forte (3)
2. On 16 NNov;nbor a shipment of 20 boxes ;:ith tools ?;,ra:, on route to
Lilitary trains observed bet men 14
ihipmont
shuttle--train II
of 25 boxcars
soldiers
Empty shuttle-train
of 23 boxcars and 1 r;onco a
car
25X1 :empty shuttle-train
of 25 boxcars
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txt Review Date: 2008 Approved
Neisson to
Juotorbog 1atcs Lager
14 e ovuraber
Porlin-,Rurnal& bur- to
Juotorl ?o -1ti1tes Lager
1 11Toveir er
Jue turf o ; P 1tos Laser to
Dresden
14 November
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and 16 lovecatbar included
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Shuttle-train 0 of
1O boxcars and 1 gondola car
with soldiers due for
demobilization
Ju?torbog.Altos Lager
going toward Brandenburg (1i)
16 November
64 litany rail shipments observed between 13 and 20 Novombgr
included:
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One tank car;
Two boxcars with
hardware
Eight boxcars
with machinery
Three boxcars
with military
goods
One boxcar with
military roods
Three boxcars
with tomato ,pulp
Twelve boxcars
i':.~ ,ry
za r:nilitr
goods
Pour t -oxcars
with military
goods
Pour boxcars
with military
goods;
Prom"To and Data
i:,isens alterei to
Pad Saarocr
18 November
Zbers-.?ralde to
Satzkorn
19 1,4ovember
Eborsvra].de to
fluellrose
1.9 November
i uellros a to
Kirchrnoe ser
19 November
Muellrose to
Burg near
I~t::i.,gdeburg
19 aovomber
Frankfurt/Oder to
;ustermark
19 November
luclirose to
x borswalde
19 November
Brost' I .tovsk to
Fuerstonberg
19 November
Brest-Litovsk
Bornau
19 November
F lghteen tank most-Litovsk to
cars with Molten
military ? a olinG 19 November
a -ad six orlpty tank
cars;
Thirty gondola
c: i.rs with
briquettes
One boxcarload
of medical
'CZ P,:) sum
Friesko to
Fu?r'stenw.?alde
20 liovonber
Elirich to
1 uerstant^;31da
20 Novnbber
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Nineteen tank Brest-Litovsk to
cars with Volton
military gasoline; 20 November
Five boxcars
20 November
(5)
with military oods; Iu'uellroso
25X1 Comm?ments.
25X1 (1) on the debarkation of troops in Rostock have never
en given credence. The information is therefore forwarded with a certain
reserve. however, a report that recruits were unloaded in Dooberitz on 12
November 1950 stated that allegedly came from the direction of F'ostock,
25X1 YTeras frequently reported in connection with
ammmp Gronenfelde near Frankfurt/Odor where returning Gorman F s are processed
for discharge.
25X1 (2) confirms the 12th laobile Arty Shop in Ketschendorf until 16 November
1950.
25X1 (3) Compare with similar observations made! during the first half
25X1 of November.
(4~ The tiro load s u e-;rains probably carried soldiers due for discharge.
l
belongs to the office of the Chief of Supply and Administrative- Services
of the GOFG in Potsdam, with field offices in time entire Soviet 'one of
Germany,
was previously reported from is'borswalde and verified by documents.
confirms the. main fuel supply depot in Velten until 20 November.
belongs to an element of the AAA ")iv of the Fourth Gd; I::eez -",tray in
Ylaarstc=.alde.
belongs to a su-iply unit in Fucrstonbor;.
Irohal,ly lxelongs to a an :sly unit in the berswalde area.
confirms the 320th alp_tion Su_mly Depot in Frankfurt/Odor until 19
11ov :mbcr
confirms the 136th ds Nv Tank SP Rogt of the Third Shock Aran; in I urg
until 19 Novraml.;er.
.
belongs to a sup ply unit in Juetorbo,-,,,
confirm the 123d Tank Repair Shop in Aluclir. oso and i irclmmmmoesor until
20 Uovomberq
confirms the 248th ads SQL Tin of the 10th Gas Tank ')iv in Yra_:ipnitz
until 19 Nfov .:;mbar.
confirms the main medical de:*t in i'uorote;raaldo until 20 November.
onfirms the i.Iq 7th 3dc Llecz Div in l'uorstenualde until 18 November.
presurahly belongs to a repair shop in :; be^cti fide.
corm firr s the main clothing depot in 3e1rmIau 'until 19 1overaber.
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