SOVIET TROOPS AND SUPPLY INSTALLATIONS IN THE LENINGRAD MILITARY DISTRICT

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SECURITY INFORMATION
COUNTRY USSR (Leningrad)
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DATE DISTR, 6 February 1953
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'Leningrad Military District
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Attached is a report on Soviet troops and supply installations in the Leningrad
Military District.
Attachments:
1. Soviet Army Units in the Leningrad MD,
2. Soviet Supply Installations in the Leningrad MD
3. Sketch of area Northwest of Leningrad
4. Sketch of Special-TYpe Tank
5. Sketch of Kushenkino Ammunition Depot
6. Location of Military Installations in Tallinn
7. Location of Installations in Leningrad
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Section A. Soviet Army Units in the Leningrad VD.
Attachment 1
Locality
Tallinn
(59-25N,
24-45E).
Quartering
facilities
Location
Occupation
Remarks
Barracks, a three-story
brick building.
Barracks.
1. Barracks, old
installation compris-
ing nine four-story
brick buildings, cov-
ered with yellow, flat
roofs, surrounded by
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10 to 12 Constructed after the
km east of war and occupied by a
town, tank unit; according
to Soviet workers.
See item 1,
Attach. 6.
See item
1, Attach.
6.
Referred to as Red
Barracks, partially
destroyed, reconstruc-
ted and enlarged after
the war. Occupied by
a navy unit whose
strength was estimated
at more than 1,000 men
in 1949.
Navy unit of an estimated
1,000 men, wearing gold
anchors on their sleeves
and the Cyrillic letters
5.f on their epaulets.
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observed
a parking site with
tanks and self-propelled
guns east of the town
near the new road to
Leningrad in 1949.
Several heavy AAA bat-
teries were emplaced in
the Tallinn harbor area.
Firing practice, in which
numerous searchlights
participated, was held
at night in the summer
of 1949.
The former central camp
(see item 2) was occu-
pied by a motorized unit
of more than 1,000 men
and a navy unit was
stationed in the former
"Harbor Camp" (see
item 3), according to
fellow PWs.
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a wrought iron fence
with an anchor attach-
? ad to the two piers
of the entrance.
2. Barracks, fairly
old installation of
8 to 10 four-story
red brick buildings,
about 25 x 10 meters,
enclosed by a mire
fence.
AA emplacements.
See item
4, Attach.
.
See item
59 Attach.
6.
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Tank unit of an estimated
strength of at least
1,000 men with tank in-
signia on their epaulets.
Tanks covered with tar-
paulins were observed in
a small moods beside the
barracks. Two tanks were
continually seen by the
side of the entrance to
the barracks.
An improved AA emplacement
was last observed in early
1949. Five or six guns
similar to the German 88
mm AA gun were noted.
About 40 soldiers were
continually observed in
the emplacements. Firing
at towed targets was
practiced.
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/observed a heavy
AA battery near the Har-
bor Camp (see item 3,
Attach. 6)
\ Smoke screen
practice was frequently
held northwest of the
Harbor Camp along the
shore. The smoke pots
were about 40 cm high
and 30 am in diameter,
were connected by
cables, and were elec-
trically ignited. It
took about 10 minutes
until the smoke screen
was completed.
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Barracks area with See item
numerous new buildings. 1, Attach.
6.
Barracks (?).
Seven three-Otory
brick buildings, two
barracks under ,:;on-
struction? foundations,
one small guardhouse
surrounded by a wall.
1. Military quarters,
former PW Camp No
7286/2 referred to as
Harbor Camp, old store-
houses.
See item
6, Attach.
6.
See item
7, Attach.
6.
See item
8, Attach.
6.
See item
3, Attach.
6.
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a. Intensive construction
activity; since the view
was obstructed by trees,
only one barracks, occupied
by a guard unit, was
identified.
b. Eight barracks build-
ings, two of which were
still under construction.
A band was heard practic-
ing daily in one of the
completed buildings.
c. Barracks buildings on
a meadow; no details re-
membered.
The installation was still
under construction
more than 40
buildings were planned; some
of them were already staked
out. The access road was
under construction. No
kitchens were installed in
these buildings. The
workers called these build-
ings barracks.
Occupied by a mit of 700
to 800 naval troops in the
spring of 1949.
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2. Barracks, partially
destroyed temporary
wooden buildings,' one
brick building, 100 x 20
meters, one kitchen.
Barracks.
Five three-story brick
buildings, 50 x 25
meters; only the frame-
work was completed;
five more buildings
were under construc-
tion; the framework
of four stables was
completed; surrounded
by a barbed-wire fence.
1. Barracks.
Several old buildings.
2. Barracks.
Several brick build-
ings and numerous
open gun storehouses.
See item
2, Attach.
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See item
9, Attach.
6.
See item
10, Attach.
6.
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Occupied with a motorized
unit of about one battalion
The
troops of this unit wore
red-bordered black epaulets.
This installation was still
under construction
A colonel of the
Soviet Army was in charge
of the construction work.
These barracks had been
occupied since 1946 by a
convoy unit of an estimated
1,500 men, presumably one re-
giment. These troops wore
blue-bordered red epaulets
with practice targets and
rifles as insignia. Weapons:
Rifles, submachine guns,
light machine guns. Equip-
ment: Some trucks, horse-
drawn vehicles. The troops
were broken down into guard
platoons for pw camps,
prison, railroad station,
etc. Occupied by about one
battalion of motorized
troops who wore red-
bordered black epaulets
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The main PW camp VAS
accomodated in the gun
storehouses until 1946.
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3. Military quarters
1. Barracks.
One three-story quar-
tering building, one
three-story mess build-
ing, one stable, one
shed; all enclosed by
a wire fence.
See item
119 Attach. No details available.
6.
with crossed-gun-barrel
insignia, the same insignia
being painted on the trucks.
About fifty 76.2 mm guns
and about a hundred three
axle trucks were observed
in the barracks area. The
troops of this unit, in-
cluding the commanding
officer, who was a lieu-
tenant colonel, were
Estonians,i
heard only Estonian songs
sung by the troops when
leaving the barracks.
Referred to as navy school.
See item
109 Attach.
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Occupied by an infantry
unit, referred to as regi-
ment, the troops of which
wore the numerical desig-
nation 531 on their epau-
lets.' Ranking officer:
a major general. Strength:
an estimated 1,000 troops,
according to observations
made when these troops
lined up for review.
Organization: Two units of
junior soldiers (1929 and
1930 classes?) accommodated
in the barracks, one unit
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2. Barracks.
Four large brick build-
ings, five or six small
buildings, one large open
gun storehouse, one
kitchen, one three-story
motor vehicle repair shop.
See item
2, Attach.
6.
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of senior soldiers accommo-
dated near the pw camps.
Weapons: rifles and sub-
machine guns with drum
magazines. Equipment:
rations were hauled by
horse-drawn vehicles. No
trucks were observed.
/many soldiers were
natives of Krasnodar,
Stalingrad, and Saratov.
a. Infantry unit, estimated
at 350 to 400 troops. This
unit was a security batta-
lion,
/Small details
frequently left the bar-
racks on trucks. Weapons:
short automatic rifles,
about 100 cm long, fitted
with a large attachable
magazine; two submachine
gun types with attachable
magazines; light machine
guns with horizontal
drums; 45 mm AT guns with-
out muzzle brakes, fitted
with tire wheels with
steel spokesand shields,
towed by trucks.
b. Antitank unit, esti-
mated at 600 to 650 men.
Weapons: infantry
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1. Barracks.
About 12 four-story
brick buildings.
See item
1, Attach.
6.
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weapons, 76.2 mm guns with
muzzle brakes, rubber tired
steel-disk wheels, split
trail gun carriages,
curved shields. Three lines
of 60 to 70 guns of this
type were observed in the
open storehouse. Fifty to
sixty 5-ton trucks of
Studebaker and Ford make,
half of which were blocked
up, and 15 cross-country
passenger cars were seen
in a parking lot. The
troops were seen leaving
the barracks in_a southern
'direction with 3 to ?10
trucks with attached guns.
All commands were carried
out precisely.
Occupied by a unit of the
Soviet Navy which was
estimated at 1,000 to
1,200 men. The caps of
the sailors were marked
with the lettering
"Baltic Fleet". Part of
the troops were young
soldiers, who apparently
underwent training there;
part were crews of war-
ships under repair at
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The military bearing of
naval soldiers in Tallinn
was excellent.
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. 2. Military quarters.
Old castle and Cathe-
dral Hill.
1. Barracks.
One large five-story
brick building, one
clubhouse, one shed,
one target range.
See item Infantry unit, troops had
129 Attach. the numerical designation
6. 260 on their epaulets.
This unit was referred to
as regiment in the FW
camp.' The strength of
this unit was estimated
at 19000. Weapons and
equipment g long rifles
with bayonets; submachine
guns with round drums;
about 40 trucks. Most
of the troops were young
soldiers, mostly from
Uzbekistan and the Far
East, and had slant eyes.
They wore very neglected
uniforms with red epau-
lets. A band practiced
for several hours every
day in the Castle.
See item
13a9
Attach. 6.
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Infantry unit estimated
at 500 men wearing blue
-
bordered red epaulets.
They were accommodated in
the fourth ana fifth
stories. Ranking officer
was a major. Weaponsg
rifles? submachine guns,
machine guns, about 80 mm
trench mortars. Almost
all soldiers wore war
decorations. On the first
floor were housed the
guardroom, the garage, and
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2. Barracks.
Three large five-story
brick buildings, one
smaller four-story
brick building, 12
tents parking lots
with trucks, tanks,
and armored recon-
naissance tars.
1. Detraining of a
tank unit.
See item
13b,
Attach.
6.
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the mess hall. Offices
with about 60 officers and
20 uniformed women were on
the second floor.
Tank unit equipped with
more than 50 tanks of
various types, more than
100_armored reconnaissance
cars, about 200 trucks,
More than 100 cross-country
passenger cars and 16
automatic guns.
The following observations
were made
Attachment 1
during a period of
eight to fourteen days:
A tank unit was detrained
at the Kopli railroad
?station,[
Groups
of armored vehicles and
trucks rode past the ?PW
camp in the direction of
the harbor daily from
6 a.m, until darkness,
sometimes also at night.
The troops were accommo-
dated in tents in the
harbor area. No embark-
ing was observed. The
armored vehicles were
T-34 and JS tanks as well
as self-propelled guns
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observed the entraining
of tanks and self-
propelled guns at the
freight station at the
harbor
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Observations made
from the athletic
field.
Observations made
from the "Moscow
Zavod" repair ship-
yard
2. AA emplacements.
1. Embarcation of
armored vehicles.
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See item
14, Attach.
6.
Commercial
Port.
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carrying infantrymen. The
troops were armed with
rifles and submachine guns.
Trucks towing AT guns, AA
guns, and intercept re-
ceivers, as well as radio
truoks,mere also observed.
Twelve heavy AA guns were
emplaced in positions
forming a semi-circle.
AA practice in which also
aircraft and searchlights
participated was held at
night. Three radio trucks
towing generators and
fitted with masts 15
meters high, as well as
three intercept receivers,
loaded on trailers and
equipped with large
curved funnels, were ob-
served in nearby Cath-
erine Park.
Trains loaded with self-
propelled guns frequently
arrived at the Kcpli
freight station
Attachment 1
AA field positions were
observed near the road
from Tallinn to Saku?
about 12 km southwest of
Tallinn, in the summer of
1948. About three heavy
batteries were seen em-
placed on one side of
this road, searchlights
on the other.
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These guns looked brand-
new, had no revolving
turrets, and the barrels
?of the guns were covered.
The guns could not be
counted; however, all
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the self-propelled guns
and the ammunition were
stored on islands off the
Estonian coast.
military units
were billeted in these
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(59-20N,
2!-03E)..
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2. Loading of ammu-
nition.
Barracks.
Four large five-story
brick buildings And
one small building.
Commercial
port.
On the nor-
thern side
of the
Paldiski-
Tallinn
road, near
the town
of Klooga?
in a
brushwood.
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their number exceeded
1,000. The guns were
driven to the Commercial
Port and were embarked
in groups of 20 on 10
to 15 ferries. The
surfaces of the Streets
used by these guns were
badly torn up.
The loading of various
caliber ammunition on
ferries was frequently
observed during the same
period. The ammunition
arrived by truck from
the large Menigo ammu-
nition depot, reportedly
the main ammunition
depot of Estonia.
The barracks, although
burnt out to all appear-
ances, seemed to be occu-
pied. Groups of soldiers
undergoing training were
frequently observed be-
tween the buildings.
About one infantry bat-
talion with red-bordered
epaulets was once ob-
served on the road.
Training with horse-
drawn AT guns of
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islands.
five or six companies
were embarked in the
naval port in the summer
of 1948.
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(59-18N9
24-25E).
Kuusalu
(59-26N,
25-25E).
Solompya
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from the Tallinn
Leningrad road.
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Military quarters of
about 20 wooden bar-
racks and one brick
building 9 surrounded
by a wire fence. The
wooden gate had a
Soviet star.
Just west
of towns
immediately
on the
coast in a
woodland.
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approximately 40 mm caliber
was practiced. Loudspeaker
broadcasts were continually
heard from the area south
of the road. The road was
blocked by troops wearing
green service color.3
An undetermined number of
tanks was observed be-
tween the houses and on
the town perimeter in the
summer of 1948. The de-
pendents of the soldiers
were accomodated in Keila
and in other nearby towns.
A tank unit which had
come from Berlin moved
into temporary barracks
in the Kuusalu area in
Other tank units had
been previously accommo-
dated there.
A Soviet Army unit esti-
mated at 19000 men; wear-
ing red-bordered black
epaulets without ser-
vice insignia, was ob-
served in June 1949.
Only submachine guns
were Observed. Sup-
plies were carried by
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The military quarters
were referred to as
??Latvian Quarters?'
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(59-18N9
24-25E).
Kuusalu
(59-26N,
25-25E).
Solompya
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from the Tallinn
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Military quarters of
about 20 wooden bar-
racks and one brick
building 9 surrounded
by a wire fence. The
wooden gate had a
Soviet star.
Just west
of towns
immediately
on the
coast in a
woodland.
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approximately 40 mm caliber
was practiced. Loudspeaker
broadcasts were continually
heard from the area south
of the road. The road was
blocked by troops wearing
green service color.3
An undetermined number of
tanks was observed be-
tween the houses and on
the town perimeter in the
summer of 1948. The de-
pendents of the soldiers
were accomodated in Keila
and in other nearby towns.
A tank unit which had
come from Berlin moved
into temporary barracks
in the Kuusalu area in
Other tank units had
been previously accommo-
dated there.
A Soviet Army unit esti-
mated at 19000 men; wear-
ing red-bordered black
epaulets without ser-
vice insignia, was ob-
served in June 1949.
Only submachine guns
were Observed. Sup-
plies were carried by
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The military quarters
were referred to as
??Latvian Quarters?'
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3. Military building.
One fairly old multi-
story structure with
a frontage of about
100 Meters.
h. Barracks.
(Wrecked aircraft
were seen in the bar-
racks area.)
S. Military quarters.
6. Barracks.
One four-story brick
building.
7. Barracks.
One multi-story brick
building of about 80
meters in length.
See item
3, Attach.
7.
See item
h$ Attach.
7.
See item
5, Attach,
7.
See item
6, Attach.
7.
See item 7,
Attach. 7.
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Officers were regularly
seen leaving and enter-
ing the building
The
ranks of these officers
ranged from warrant of-
ficer to captain. No
enlisted personnel were
observed.
Occupied by a motorized
unit
Heavy motor traf-
fic to and from the bar-
racks. No heavy arms
were observed.
Referred to as officer
school. About 100 young
officers were continually
seen receiving training
with and without rifles.
Naval unit. Sailors
wearing blue uniforms
were seen entering and
leaving the barracks.
Referred to as navy school.
The troops of this school
wore navy uniforms with
silver-bordered epaulets.
The building served in-
struction purposes. A.
warship lettered Avrora,
anchored beside the
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Military building,
formerly a cloister.
Military building.
One four-story brick
stricture about 50
meters long.
Military quarters.
Military quarters.
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See item
8, Attach.
7.
See item
8, Attach.
7.
See item
9, Attach.
7.
See item
9, Attach.
7.
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school. The naval trainees
were accomodated in this
vessel.
Navy school. Cadets wearing
short naval jackets were
accommodated in the building.
Once they were seen leaving
the school to take part in
a troop review. They march-
ed in about eight platoons
of 70 to 100 men each and
carried rifles with fixed
bayonets.
A navy school was housed
in this building
Young sailors, carrying
satchels, were seen
entering the building.
They had various in-
scriptions in gold
letters on their caps.
Artillery school. A
colonel was the ranking
officer. The school
was attended by an esti-
mated 600 officer candi-
dates.
Officer school. Very
young soldiers under-
going basic training
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observed a
navy school on liosaya
street in May 1949, while
doing construction mork at
the Baltic Shipyard. The
trainees wore EM uniforms.
Only a few officers were
seen.
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Observations Made,
on truck rides
through the city
and its suburbs.
a. AA emplacements.
b. AA emplacements.
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See item
10, Attach.
7,
About 2
km south-
east of
the large
party
building
located
on the
eastern
side of
Moscow,
Highway.
were observed. About 15
guns and mortars were
seen in the school area.5
Twelve 20 mm AA guns were
emplaced in yards and on
buildings. The crews, who
yore grey-bordered black
epaulets, were accommo-
dated in temporary bar-
racks.
observed the
following itemss
a. About 8 to 10 guns
of 80 to 100 mm were
emplaced in improved
positions.
b. About 8 to 10 guns
of 80 to 100 mm. The
crews who were trained
with the guns were
quartered in bunkers.
C. 12 guns larger
than 100 mm were lo-
cated near 5 or 6
temporary barracks.
The following was seen
in various places in
the fall of 1949a In-
tercept receivers
fitted with four quad-
ratic funnels; search-
lights, radar sets of
the parabolic reflector
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Military quarters, a
former boarding school
for girls.
Barracks.
Barracks.
One horseshoe-shaped
block of buildings.
? See item
11,
Attach. 7.
type. Service personnel,
but no quarters were obser-
ved near these install-
ations.
Motorcycle unit. More
than 200 motorcycles with
sidecars and 15 to 20
armored reconnaissance
cars were observed. Al-
most all the enlisted
personnel were armed
with submachine guns.
See item Navy officer school.
6, Attach. Five groups, about 40
7. men each, underwent
training in the bar-
racks yard. A mili-
tary quarters, occu-
pied by an infantry
unit, bordered on the
barracks, according to
Soviet workers.
See item
6, Attach.
7.
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Referred to as navy
engineering school.
Occupied by 400 to 500
navy cadets. The school,
which was not estab-
lished before 1947, was
equipped with instruc
tion material from a
Thuringian engineering
school,
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1. Barracks.
2. Barracks.
. 3. Barracks,
one brick building.
I. Two warships.
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See item
12;
Attach. 7.
See item
13,
Attach. 7.
See item
14,
Attach. 7.
See item
159
Attach. 7.
See item
16,
Attach, 7,
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A portion of the barracks
was occupied by an army
unit and civilians.
The framework of the bar-
racks was completed\
A very great
number of naval officers
was daily seen on the
construction site.
This barracks was gener-
ally called a navy school
Navy troops
undergoing training were
frequently seen in the
barracks yard.
Occupied by navy troops.
Training activities were
observed in the barracks
yard.
Sailors were observed
drilling in the street in
front af the barracks.
One of the vessels was
referred to as cruiser
Avrora It
was rFequently seen
sailing upstream.
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front of the Nakhimov
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on 17 November 1948 and
turned over tb this sChool '
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1. Barracks.
2. Barracks.
. 3. Barracks,
one brick building.
I. Two warships.
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See item
12;
Attach. 7.
See item
13,
Attach. 7.
See item
14,
Attach. 7.
See item
159
Attach. 7.
See item
16,
Attach, 7,
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A portion of the barracks
was occupied by an army
unit and civilians.
The framework of the bar-
racks was completed\
A very great
number of naval officers
was daily seen on the
construction site.
This barracks was gener-
ally called a navy school
Navy troops
undergoing training were
frequently seen in the
barracks yard.
Occupied by navy troops.
Training activities were
observed in the barracks
yard.
Sailors were observed
drilling in the street in
front af the barracks.
One of the vessels was
referred to as cruiser
Avrora It
was rFequently seen
sailing upstream.
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1. Military quarters.
One four-story white
building 100 meters
long, drill ground.
2. Storage yard.
Barracks.
One four-story brick
building 250 meters
long; four brick
buildings of 40 x 15
meters, one of them
was destroyed; one
garage 100 meters long;
one service station;
one boiler house; one
storehouse.
See item
19,
Attach. 7.
Several
hundred
meters
south of
the mili-
tary school.
See item 19,
Attach. 7.
See item
1, Attach.
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Military school commanded
by a general. About 50
officers were employed
as instructors. There
were 300 to 350 young
trainees. Drill, close-
range combat training
with bayonets, and in-
struction on guns were
observed.
About 15 AA guns, esti-
mated at 80 mm, covered
with tarpaulins, sere
stored in this yard.
Prime movers were not
seen. The guns were
never used, but were
cleaned occasionally.
A signal unit esti-
mated at 400 to 500 men
was quartered in these
buildings. Weaponsg
rifles and submachine
guns. Equipment?,
about 25 radio and
telephone trucks,
radio sets, telephones,
cable drums, lance
poles. Activities:
drill, technical
training, instruction,
and gymnastics. The
troops were regularly
marched or trucked out.
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.
the signal barracks lo-
cated east of the railroad
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Sestroretsk
(60,0%9
30-00E).
Olgino
(60,L-00N,
30-07E).
Levashevo
(60-06N9
30-12E).
Chernaya
Rechka
(49-55ff,
30-59E).
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1. Barracks,
several four-story
white birch buildings
with sheds and tempor-
ary buildings behind
them, surrounded by
a barbed-wire fence.
2. Military quarters,
several temporary bar-
racks four wooden
sheds, 30 x 10 meters;
one about 12 x 12 x 2-
meter concrete bunker
under construction
the entire installation
was surrounded by a
barbed wire fence.
See items
2a to c,
Attach. 3.
See item
6. Attach.
3.,
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W tank unit was observed
. The
troops of this unit wore
tank insignia on their
epaulets. Numerous T-34
tanks were seen daily.
The tanks had five
bogie wheels, with no
track-supporting rol-
lers, and were fitted
with one 75 mm gun.
Some of the guns had
muzzle brakes. Columns
of about ten tanks each
with unarmed infantrymen
riding them were seen
several times every
day. March training was
held by troops wearing
gas masks. Heavy truck
traffic was Observed.
A tank unit was observed
fhe troops of this unit
wore epaulets with tank
insignia and unidentified
numbers and mere esti-
mated at 250 to 300 men.
A major apparently was
the ranking officer.
About 50 T-34 tanks and
50 trucks were stored in
the open and in wooden
sheds. Five or six tanks
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3. Storage yard with
numerous widely disper-
sed temporary buildings
and sheds, surrounded
by a barbed wire fence.
4. Fortifications.
See item
Attach.
3,
Between
Sestror-
etsk and
the road
leading
from Lenin-
grad to
Vyborg,
northwest
of Chernaya
Rechka, lo-
cated in a
brushwood
area.
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were daily seen starting
for cross-country rides.
Large numbers of AT guns
and AA guns were seen in
open sheds
[No details on
troops occupying this
installation.
Construction of a new forti-
fication line'with a re-
stricted area extending to
the southeast. Most of
the old installations were
being demolished. Des-
cription of the instal-
lation
a. Concrete bunkers
about 15 x 10 meters,
projecting 1.5 meters
above ground Iavel,with
one loophole on three
aides. Thickness of
walls estimated at 1
meter. The bunkers
were camouflaged as
houses. The individual
bunkers were 100 to 200
meters apart. The
depth of the fortifi-
cations was not deter-
mined. Trenches were
seen between the bunkers.
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5. AA emplacements.
6. Storage yard.
7. Fortifications
near bridges.
About 1
km south
of the
Lisiy Nos
railroad
station
on the
shore road
in a brush
wood area.
On the
Olgino-
Llsiy Nos
shore road.
Just east
Of Olgino
at both
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b. At the street Crossing
were six or aaven well
camouflaged armored turrets
(concrete block base; 4 X 4
meters, with a T-34 tank
turret on top). This de-
fense system was construc-
ted exclusively by troops
wearing black epaulets
With tank insignia.
About 20 AA guns of 70 to
80 mm, emplaced in groups
of 6 to 8, were observed
Tents and some motor ve-
hicles were seen between
the emplacements. The
troops observed in these
positions wore red
bordered black epaulets.
About 30 trucks were stored
in a line. AT guns, about
75 mm, fitted with muzzle
brakes; were attached to
these trucks. Some trucks
with box-like bodies were
also seen. A few soldiers
were observed near these
trucks. These obser-
vations were last made
in June 1949.
Two new concrete bunkers,
about 4 meters square and
2.5 meters above ground,
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1. Barracks.
About 15 four-and
five-story brick
buildings.
2. Military quarters,
about 25 three-and four-
story buildings.
ends of
the large
combined
road and
rail bridge
Chernaya
Rechka.
See item 1,
Attach. 3.
About 4 km
southeast
of Chernaya
Rechka.
See item 2,
Attach. 3.
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were covered with .sod
and fitted with loop-
holes. One sentry
stood in front of each
. bunker. last observed
in June 1949.
The unit in these build-
ings was estimated at
more than 3,000 men. A
signal unit and a motor-
ized artillery unit
estimated at one regi-
ment were stationed
there. Guns of 120 mm
and 76.2 mm as well as
heavy 120 mm mortars
were Observed. The
guns were drawn by
prime movers and trac-
tors; the mortars were
drawn by trucks.
Tank unit. About 10
tanks were stored in
each of several
wooden sheds. Tanks
were being repaired
in front of some Sheds.
Various tank types and
self-propelled guns of
about 150 mm caliber
were observed.
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Military quarters.
Fortifications.
1. Barracks.
About 15 large four-
story brick buildings,
extending 600 to 800
meters along the road.
Levashevo,
See item 35
Attach. 3.
In the
Sestroretsk-
Chernaya
Rechka area.
North of
the
Chernaya
Rechka-
Stariy
Beloos-
trov road.
(60-12N,
30-02E).
Chernaya
Rechka,
north of
the road.
Tank unit of about 15000
men.
Five concrete bunkers,
Camouflaged as mock ruins
or wooden houses, dir-
ected their fire toward
the northwest or the
northeast. During prac-
tice these bunkers were
occupied by 76.2 mm AT
guns.
Field fortifications,
armored cupolas, anti-
tank ditches, excavated
bunkers, partly de-
stroyed, partly occupied
by troops. Further im-
provement of the AA em-
placements was observed
Occupation not identi-
fied. Officers houses,
clubhouses, etc., were
located almost entirely
on the southern side
of the road.
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exclusively of barracks.
sev-
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located in Chernaya Rechka
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2. Troop training
grounds.
3. Stationary AA
positions.
1. Barracks,
at least six five-
k. story red brick
buildings.
2. Troop training
grounds.
North of
Beloo-
strovi,
see item
4, Attach.
3.
About 100
meters
north of
Olgino.
See items
2a and b,
Attach. 3.
North of
Chernaya
Rechka.
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Major maneuvers were ob-
served
Bombers dropping
live bombs took part in
these exercises. More
than 100 generals passed
on trucks through Cher-
naya Rechka, in the dir-
ection of the troop.
training grounds\
About 20 AA guns esti-
mated at 88 mm. The crews
lived in tents in Summer,
in wooden buildings in
winter.
Referred to as tank bar-
racks _ The
number of troops living
in this barracks was
estimated at 1,000. The
troops wore black collar
patches. Colonels and
lieutenant colonels were
observed. Tank exer-
cises were held in the
wooded area north of
the barracks in Sept-
ember 1949.
Referred to as Kamenka
training grounds. Bar-
racks were located is
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1. Barracks,
five five-story brick
buildings, three of
them on the road, two
behind the others.
2. Single-story
wooden houses and
tank storage sheds.
See item
4, Attach,
3.
See item
2b?
Attach. 3.
See item
2a
Attach. 3.
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this area,
/ Many tank
troops and engineers lived
in this installation.
The officers of a tank
unit and their families
lived in these buildings.
Occupied by a tank unit;
tanks were seen in the
storage sheds. Exer-
cises, in which T-34
tanks and infantrymen
took part, were held
north of the officers'
quarters daily. All
the tank units sta-
tioned in this area
were seen moving out
for maneuvers\
More than
200 T-34 tanks, about
30 open and 40 closed
armored reconnaissance
cars, approximately
1,000 troops in open
trucks, and about 50
closed trucks were ob-
served.
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1. Military quarters. Levashovo,
See item
3, Attach.
3,
2. Barracks,
one ftve-story brick
building.
3. Several tank
storage sites, 100
meters square.
See items
2a and b,
Attach. 3.
Near the
barracks.
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Tank division headquarters.
A general WAS frequently
observed. Two motor-
cyclists rode in front
of the general's car at
all times. Many pas-
senger cars, messengers,
and officers, confer-
ences were observed.
Occupation not identi-
fied. The number 1940
was attached to the
buildings. More mili-
tary quarters with
temporary buildings,
officers apartments,
and a maneuver area
-were located east and
west of the barracks.
Tanks, mostly T-31s,mere
stored in dneds as well
as in the open.
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1. Barracks9
several brick build-
ings.
Forty tank storage
sheds; about 80 x
20 meters.
2. Fortifications.
See item
2a9
Attach. 3.
See item
2c;
Attach. 3.
No details
were remem-
bered.
Another storage site was
seen on the way from
Sestroretsk to the new
road. Self-propelled
guns, armored reconnais-
sance cars, and motorcycles
were chiefly stored there.
some of them in the open,
others in sheds. An esti-
mated 100 vehicles were
stored there.
Tank unit.
The troops wore red-
bordered black epaulets
with tank insignia.
About ten T-34s or self-
propelled guns were
Stored in each storage
shed.
Several old fortifi-
cation lines were ob-
served in the area north-
east of Sestroretsk.
The lines were improved
during recent years and
reinforced by artillery po-
sitions extending over a
large area.
Wooden houses supplied
from Germany were set up
in the fortified zones.
Troops of various branches
of service lived in these
houses.
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3. Premilitary
training.
I. AA position, sta-
tionary installation,
surrounded by a board
fence 2 meters high.
2. Stationary AA po-
sition, surrounded by
a high mire fence.
Sestroretsk
and other
small loca-
lities on
the Lenin-
grad-Vyborg
road.
About 1 km
south of
the Lisky
Nos rail-
road sta-
tion in a
moods.
West of
Olgino, be-
tween rail-
road line
and road
on sharp
road curve.
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The training of 10-year-
old boys with stick hand
grenades was frequently
Observed.
The elder boys were given
drill and combat training
by Soviet NCOs.
Five or six guns, esti-
mated at 88 mm. One radio
truck fitted with a rod
antenna 4 to 6 meters
high, was seen in the
position. The gum crews
lived in small wooden
houses.
About 15 AA gums, esti-
mated at 88 mm? were seem
in a checkerboard pattern.
Each gun was surrounded by
an earthwall 1.5 meters
high. The crews were ac-
commodated in two wooden
sheds with a total cap-
acity of about 100 men.
A radio tower 50 meters
high, braced by steel
cables, was seen near the
position. A radio truck,
fitted with a small rod
antenna, was observed be-
side the radio tamer.
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Old fortifications.
New fortifications.
1. Barracks,
two four-story plas-
tered brick buildings,
one four-story and one
three-story kitchen,
one two-story bakery,
two four-story
officers! houses, ten
log houses occupied
by officers, two large
AT gun sheds, a water
tomer 15 meters high,
and several store-
houses.
Between
Raivola
(60-15N,
29-36E)
and
Kivennapa
(60-23N,
49-)13E).
Between
Sestroretsk
and the
Beloostrov
railroad
station
in a
swampy
terrain
covered
with brush.
North-
western
outskirts
of Cher-
naya
Rechka.
See item
1, Attach.
3.
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Former positions.
All installations were
leveled except for a road
block constructed of gra-
nite stones.
Restricted area, guarded by
troops.
New bunkers were being con-
structed by Soviet troops
within the area. These
bunkers could be identi-
fied at a close range. The
bunkers were repeatedly
inspected by Soviet gen-
erals
About one AT battalion.
Only a few AT guns and mor-
tars were seen near the
barracks. The storage halls
were filled to capacity with
AT guns and mortars, accord-
ing to fellow PWs.
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2. Barracks,
three four-story plas-
tered brick buildings,
one kitchen building,
some storehouses and
other auxiliary build-
ings.
3. Barracks,
six, four-story brick
buildings, about 25
tank storage Sheds of
about 50 x 20 meters*
each, one tank repair
shop.
Sertovolo
II (possibly
Sortavala
61-42N,
30-41E).
See item 5,
Attach. 3.
Sertovolo
I (possibly
Sortavala
61-42N,
3041E).
See items
2a through
c, Attach.
3.
4.
Military (porters.
Levashovo.
See item
3 Attach.
3.
1.
Barracks..
Chernaya
Rechka.
See item 1,
Attach. 3.
2.
Barracks.
? Sertovolo
II.See item
5, Attach.
3.
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Some tank soldiers were ob-
served.
Occupied by a tank unit.
Some light tanks were
seen near the barracks.
Ten to twenty heavy tanks
were stored in the sheds.
The number of the storage
sheds containing tanks was
not determined.
Houses for generals were
under construction in the
tcarn,
Occupied by an artillery
unit and infantrymen.
Occupied by an artillery
unit equipped with 150 mm
guns and automatic guns.
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59-55N,
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3. Barracks,
several brick build-
ings and about 25
tank storage sheds.
1. Barracks,
old installation of
red brick buildings.
Sertovolo
I.See items
2a through
el Attach.
3.
South-
western
tomn per-
imeter,
about 500
meters
southwest
of the
railroad
station.
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Tank unit with about 50
tanks parked ia the ?pea
about 300 meters west of
the tank garages. These
garages could house about
10 tanks each. After com-
pletion they were occupied
by more than 200 tanks.
These tanks allegedly did
not belong to the unit
stationed in Sertovolo.
a. Officer school was a
three-story building.
Two to three hundred
tank officers, wearing
tank insignia, attended
this school. Each course
of instruction lasted
two to three months.
Tank parts and pictures,
disassembled AA guns and
mortars were seen in the
instruction rooms.
b. Hq building was a
three-story structure.
The offices and private
rooms of a general were
located there.
c. One three-story build-
ing was occupied to capa-
city by an estimated 700
to 800 men. The troops
wore tank insignia.?
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in Sertovolo,
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Observations from
a considerable
distance.
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2. Barracks,
one large four-story
brick building, built
around a square.
Special-type tank.
Training grounds.
Opposite
the
the of-
ficer
school on
the same
road.
About 2
to 3 km
east of
the Gore-
lovo rail-
road sta-
tion,
about 5
km north-
east of
Krasnaye
Selo.
Some km
northeast
of Kras-
noye Selo.
d. One tank storage garage
about 200x 40 meters, hous-
ing 15 to 20 tanks, was not
filled to capacity. The
tanks had five bogie wheels,
no track-supporting rollers,
One 75 mm gun with a funnel-
shaped perforated muzzle
brake, and one rod antenna.
e. A hospital.
f. Dwellings.
Referred to as navy barracks.
Troops in dark blue uniforms
were seen drilling.
A special tank, shown in
Attachment4? was frequently
seen in a temporary tank
repair shop located on the
edge of the training
grounds. This tank had a
device of 3.,or 4 rotating
forks attached to its nose.
Tank and AT units were
frequently seen in this
area. The AT guns were
towed by trucks.
nampTnimpTAT.
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1. Barracks,
two five-story brick
buildings, surrounded
by a board fence and
partly by a brick
wall, with stables
located in the wings.
2. Barracks,
one five-story
angular building.
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Northeast-
ern town
perimeter,
astride
the Lenin-
grad road.
Western
town
sector,
opposite
the
Castle.
Eastern
town
perimeter.
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Occupied by about 1,000
troops. A major was the
ranking officer. Small
groups equipped with maps,
field glasses, and drawing
material were seen leaving
the barracks. Firing with
pistols, rifles, and sub-
machine guns was practiced.
No heavy weapons were seen.
Six two-axle trucks with
mounted searchlights about
1.5 meters in diameter,
four generators; two
trucks with mounted inter-
cept receivers, each con-
sisting of four quadran-
gular funnels; and some
trucks with box-shaped
bodies like German radio
trucks were observed.
About 500 troops with
rifles were observed.
Individual trucks were seen.
About 25 guns of an esti-
mated 100 to 120 mm caliber
were seen in the barracks
yard. Each gun was towed
by a tractor.
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(59-22N,
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Nerve
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1. Barracks,
one old brick build-
ing with two wings.
2. Barracks,
three red brick build-
ings, one of which was
destroyed.
Barracks of two four-
story brick buildings,
one four-story admin-
istration building,
one large officers?
mess, one'small
wooden garage, one
small guard house.
Military quarters:
a. Temporary quarter-
ing. building.
b. Former collective
farm.
c. Log houses.
Town area,
just east
of the
Luga River,
About 2 km
northeast
of the town
on the road
to Lenin-
grad.
Center of
town, just
east of the
market
place.
Near the
freight
station on
the Tallinn
road.
Referred to as artillery
barracks. The occupation
of the barracks was esti-
mated at 500 to 800 men.
Motorized artillery units
were stationed there,
Referred to as engineer
barracks The
number of troops living
there was estimated at
800. Amphibian vehicles
were seen on the terrain.
Infantry training was
also held.
Referred to as artillery
school
Chief: a lieutenant colonel.
The barracks was occupied by
an estimated 800 to 1,000
men wearing red epaulets.
Only small arms were ob-
served. Drill was prac-
ticed daily. Five or six
trucks were seen.
Each installation was occu-
pied by one unit, an esti-
mated battalion. Most of
them were Estonians. They
wore red-bordered epaulets
and were armed with small
arms.
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(58-44N,
29-52E).
Novgorod
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Barracks, extensive,
old installation of two
four-story brick build-
ings, about 100 x 20
meters. Four five-
story new steel frame
brick buildings and
one boiler house, en-
closed partly by a
board fence, and
partly by a wire fence.
Barracks,
old installation com-
prising two large
four-story brick
buildings and one
stable about 300
meters long, sur-
rounded by a wire
fence.
1. Barracks,
red brick buildings
and wooden huts, sur-
rounded by a barbed-
wire fence.
About 1 km
south of
the rail-
road bridge
of the rail-
road line
leading
from Luga
to Novgorod
over the
road from
Luga to
Pleskov.
Western
town peri-
meter,
northwest
of the
railroad
station.
?
Northern
town peri-
meter,
south of
a brook
flowing
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Most installations of
these barracks were des-
troyed in the war. Each
of the two old buildings
was occupied by one ar-
tillery unit of about
150 troops, who were equip-
ped with four 100 to 120
mm horse-drawn guns.
a.
/ The bar-
racks were to be occu-
pied by troops,\
The
capacity of this instal-
lation was estimated at
1,000 men.
b.
/frequently saw units
of various branches of
service in tent camps
and villages.
Old cavalry barracks,
about 50 percent destroyed
during the war. Layout:
one main building, about
160 x 80 x 20 meters,which
formerly served as a
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were occupied by a motorized
artillery unit.
A fuel dump of three large
tanks and drums was located
near the railroad bridge
south of the town.
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2. Five storehouses;
railroad spur track.
3. Large new building.
into the
Volkhov
River.
About 100
meters
north of
the bar-
racks.
About 2
km north
of the
town on
the Lenin-
grad road.
riding house, was subdivided
into several departments.
It had a concrete floor and
was called the motor factory.
Concrete work pits, hoisting
devices, four 15-ton cranes,
and bases for heavy machines
were seen. Twelve large
machines, drilling and
punching machines, shaping
machines, cutters, and 6 to
8 lathes were stored in one
room of this main building,
some of them still packed.
Three 3-story barracks of
150 x 30 meters, three
large garages with flat roofs,
some former stables which were
converted into repair shops,
one bakery, and one large
storehouse completed the lay-
out.
Grain depot.
A huge five-story building
'of about 120 x 40 meters
with a flat roof was con-
structed within months
This building was referred
to as school or
as new barracks.
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Barracks,
two Multi-story bar-
racks, several wooden
garages, and six small
officers f buildings,
secured by a board
fence along Red Square,
and by a wire fence 2
meters high on the
other sides.
Barracks,
one large three-story
brick building, two
three-story wooden
buildings, one very
long garage, several
minor buildings,
some officers, houses
and two radioAowers
about 10 to 15
meters high.
Southeast-
ern town
sector
near Red
Square.
On Red
Square.
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A motorized unit of an esti-
mated several hundred sold-
iers, including numerous
officer candidates wearing
gold-bordered epaulets with
cross stripes, occupied
these buildings. Weapons:
only light infantry weapons.
Equipment: about 30
trucks and 15 passenger cars.
Twenty-five to 30 trucks
and same small cross-country
passenger cars were observed
leaving the barracks daily
for drivers1 school. No
combat training was ob-
served.
motorized unit of an
estimated 500 men occu-
pied these barracks. The
troops wore blue-bordered
black epaulets. Thirty
officers, who lined up
separately during an in-
spection held by a col-
onel, were among the
troops. Weapons: only
light infantry weapons.
Equipment: about 40
trucks. Training: chiefly
signal training, firing with
live ammunition, close-
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men wearing black epaulets
with crossed tools was ob-
served doing construction
work on the railroad
tracks in the Belets rail-
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one three-story head? -
quarters building,
two four-story red
barracks, two wooden
? garages, one shed
and one repair shop.
Three temporary bar-
racks with a training
grounds.
Southeast-
ern town
sector on
Red Square
near a
cemetery.
Western
bank of
the Msta
River,
about 2
km north-
west of
the rail-
road
station.
Referred to as officers'
school. A lieutenant
colonel, who was fre-
quently Observed to in-
spect the training held
in the training grounds,
was the head of the
schoo1.7
The following was ob-
served at troop reviews:
headquarters unit, band,
three units in the
strength of 150 to 180
men each. The head-
qoArters unit and two
companies lived in the
barracks, and one
company lived in the
temporary buildings.
Weapons: small arms,
machine guns, and
mortars. Training:
machine gun training,
close-combat training,
hand-grenade throwing,
firing with live am-
munition, and engineer
training.
Drivers' school in the
town area and in the
country. A General
Bulganin (fnu) was fre-
quently observed in
Borovichi. During a
stay in Novgorod
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a. An infantry unit of
1,000 to 1,500 men,
wearing red-bordered ep-
aulets and equipped with
10 trucks and 12 personnel
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omments.
informant learned that this
general was a division com-
mander.
1. In World War 119 the 531st Rifle Regt belonged to the lath Rifle Div and was assigned to the
6th Gds Army at the end of the war. This army headquarters was stationed in Shauliai9 Baltic
MD, prior to the spring of 1947,when it was deactivated. There is no indication that the
164th Rifle Div was stationed in Tallinn prior to 21 June 1950.
2. In World War 1I2 the 260th Rifle Regt was subordinate to the 168th Rifle Div, but at the end
of the war, it was subordinated to the Tenth Gds Army, which was believed to be stationed in
Estonia and to have had its headquarters in Tallinn. It is believed that the 168th Rifle Div
was also stationed in this area in June 1950.
3. No information on the Paldiski-Keila-Kuusalu-Solomeya area was previously obtained.,
4. A barracks located in Pskovlabout 800 meters 'southwest of the railroad bridge across the
Velikaya River and occupied by an artillery unit, It is
doubtful whether this barracks installation is identical to the reported installation, which
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is allegedly a cadet school.
The following military schools are known to be in Leningrad:
a. Naval: Voroshilov Naval Academy; Frunze Advanced Naval School of the Orders of Lenin
and Red Banner; Political Naval School; Communications School; and Nakhimov School.
b. Artillery: Advanced Artillery School of the Orders of Lenin and Red Banner; 1st Arty
School of the Orders of Red October, Lenin, and Red Banner; Technical Artillery School of
the Orders of Lenin and Red Banner; and the 3d Arty School.
It could not be determined which of the schools in the present report are identical with
those listed above. The installation listed in the report as the Military College, see
item 22 Attachment 7 is the Kirov Medical Military Academy.
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high numerical designations,
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Soviet Supply Installations in the Leningrad ND
Attachment 2
Locality
Tallinn
Installation
Location
Data on installation
Remarks
Fuel depot in an area of
about 800 meters square,
eight to ten fuel tanks,
10 to 12 meters high,
about 10 meters in dia-
meter,and inscribed
with "Shell". Railroad
spur track available.
Entire area surrounded
by a barbed-wire fence.
Supply depot, covering
an area of about 3,500
x 2,500 meters.
Supply depot covering
an area of 1,000 x
700 meters and con-
sisting of two ad-
ministration build-
ings, about ten
storehouses, measur-
ing 80 x 25 meters
(two of them mere
still under con-
struction), one
See item
15, Attach.
6.
About 8 km
southwest
of Tallinn,
near the
town of
NoMme,in
a fir-pine
woods.
See item
13 c,
Attach. 6.
Referred to asanaphtalib.ase. (Neft = petroleum)
Fuel was continually picked
up by army, navy, and civi-
lian trucks. The depot was
guarded by sentries of the
Soviet Army.
Called an "immense gaso-
line and ammunition depot".
The ammunition was stored
in bunkers and the fuel
in surface tanks about
200 meters from the road.
Supply Depot No 31.
Commanding officer:
Major Kodikov (fnu). Occu-
pied by a guard unit of
about 120 men wearing
blue-bordered red epaulets
with numbers. Personnel:
25 administration of-
ficers, about 40 PWs, and
85 civilian workers. Con-
tents of the depot: three
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wooden barracks, one
officers t building,
two railroad spur
tracks, surrounded
by two wire fences
fitted with 14 watch-
towers;
safety belt 15 meters
wide.
Supply depot, covering
an area of about 300 x
200 meters and con-
sisting of three-story
storehouses about 120
X 30 meters, corrugated
roofs, roofed loading
platforms, surrounded
by 4 fence.
storehouses with food and
soap; one storehouse con-
taining 80 and 120 mm mortar
ammunition, 122 and about
180 mm artillery ammunition,
small arms ammunition,
and hand grenades, as well
as about 150 submachine
guns; one storehouse con-
taining clothing, equip-
ment,and harnesses for
horses. Incoming and
outgoing shipments by
train and truck were con-
tinually observed. Sup-
plies were drawn by units
of the army and the navy
and FW camps.
See item Naw installation. One
20, building contained offices
Attach. 7. and apartments for officials
wearing blue cap ribbons
and blue epaulets. One
storehouse contained mat-
erial such as paint, cement,
tar paper, cables., paper,
switches, etc. One three-
story storehouse was com-
pleted
One quarter of this store-
house was filled with food,
clothing, and leather equip-
ment. Incoming and outgoing
shipments were observed.
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Fuel depot surrounded
by a wire fence with
watchtowers and con-
sisting of camouflaged
tanks, painted green
and brown.
Ordnance depot, ex-
tending over 1 km
along the road, far
more than one hun -
dred wooden store-
houses 30 x 10 meters,
surrounded by a barbed-
wire fence with very
high watchtowers.
See item
21,
Attach. 7.
About 10
to 15 km
southwest
of Lenin-
grad on
the sou-
thern side
of the
road lead-
ing to
Narva in
a wooded
area.
About 30 horizontal fuel
tanks, each of which was
more than 15 meters long
and 3 to 4 meters in di-
ameter, were arranged in
two north-south rows which
were about 50 meters apart.
The fuel tanks were about
25 meters apart. Because
the terrain was swampy the
lower halves of the tanks
were embedded in concrete
bases. The construction
of 7 or 8 new bases was
under way.
Motor vehicles, motor ve-
hicle spare parts, tires,
engines, etc.,were stored
in some storehouses. More
than 1,000 armored vehicles,
large quantities of guns
of various calibers, in-
cluding German ones,
trucks of various sizes,
hundreds of passenger
cars, prime movers, and
buses were stored be-
tween the storehouses.
All vehicles and guns
were covered with tar-
paulins and apparently
were ready for service,
The depot was very
strictly guarded.
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could not be determined.
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storage yard with many
trucks and armored re-
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Leningrad-Narva road
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Fuel depot with 6 or 7
tanks about 5 meters
high and about 4
meters in diameter,
surrounded by a wooden
fence and equipped
with a railroad spur
track.
Ammunition depot sur-
rounded by a 2-meter
wire fence; with rail-
road spur track,
small power plant,
water tower, and two
five-story dwelling
houses.
Ammunition depot and
plant with high smoke-
stack, mire fence and
watchtowers, railroad
spur track, power plant
of 40 x 30 x 20 meters,
officers' apartments and
garages, one small
guardhouse.
About 250
meters
south of
the rail-
road
station.
About 4
km south
of the
Kushen-
kino
railroad
station
in a
dense
woodland,
east of a
railroad
line.
4 km south
of the
Kushen-
kino rail-
road sta-
tion in a
forest be-
tween two
rivulets.
See
Attach.. S.
Referred to as main gaso-
line depot. Contents:
oil and gasoline. Guards:
Soviet Army sentries.
High dirt walls, grown
over with grass,were lo-
cated between the indivi-
dual storehouses. No
ammunition was observed
in the storehouses. An
ammunition plant;in the
area where ammunition
boxes were stored; was
observed.
A 1st lieutenant who was
commanding officer of the
guard unit, estimated at
one battalion,was com-
mandant of this ammu-
nition depot. About 100
to 150 piles of ammunition
boxes, artillery ammunition
packed in baskets, AA and
AT ammunition in crates,
and several 80 mm AA guns
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were stored in the open. At
least 12 storehouses, about
50 x 20 x 6 meters, each
fitted with 6 doors and small
windows, were seen in the
southern sector of the in-
stallation. The contents
of these storehouses was
not determined. Six new
storehouses were under con-
struction. The plant was
called an ammunition plant
Five to ten boxcars were
shunted from the direction
of the ammunition plant to
the trunk line every two
or three days.
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2 a Barracks
b Barracks
c Tank .garage
3 Military quarters
4 Training grounds
5 Barracks-
'6 Temporary barracks
7 Ordnance storage yard
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2 Storehouses
3 Ammunition plant
4 Tw camp
5 Sawmill
6 Ammunition piles
7 Power plant
8 Officers billets
9 iffilitary quarters
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1 Rad Barracks
2 Barracks (former PW camp)
3 Military quarters (formerly
aarbor Carap
4 Barracks
3 AA run emplacement
6 Barrack
7 Barracks (new buildings)
6, Barracks (new buildil,Ls)
9 Barracks (new buildings)
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1 Naval school
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3b Barracks
3c Supply depot
4 AA un emplacement
5 Fuel depot
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2 Military aOademy
3 Military quarters
4 Sorracas
5 Ofricer Scnool
6 Naval barracas (odlicar school 2)
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5 Artillrly soneol
10 AA Ann emplacement (Maitic Shipyard
11. BarracAs (former boarding school)
12 Barracks (new buildings)
? Mival school
14 Bara1-barracks
15 lima 'barracks
16 Cruiser Aurora
17 Barracks
lb Artiliery school
19 Military school
20 Supply dopct
21 ?Lei depot
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C Vitebsk hairoad Station
D Warsaw Railroad Station
A Baltic hallroad Station
? Predpertovaya Rail:out
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6 Barracks ?
? Air Force Barracks
? Beat Coabloe
I Part/ Headquarters
L Ilectro-311a Plant
A L.C:r4kOir5a.ayti Street
? lasnoy Street
? Kosiya Street
P K1rhi;treat
Q Technical College
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