(SANITIZED)1. CZECHOSLOVAKIA (CSR): DISTRICT NATIONAL COMMITTEE (AGRICULTURE DEPT.); 2. CZECHOSLOVAKIA (CSR): EDUCATIONAL; 3. CZECHOSLOVAKIA (CSR): COMMUNIST PARTY; 4. HUNGARY: MILITARY ORDER OF BATTLE(SANITIZED)

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• Publication Date: February 6, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

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I'IORAVrv >:,s. Y (1 ..r'r;10ViC (4903 f-1549.0
CSR (i::o - via)
DISTRICT i`L'VTI0IvAT~ COt~-1'r1TTTE:E(ACR!.aU.)Y"~MA-+, DuFTe)
(OPeczaL) 50X1-HUM
DISTRICT SjA IONJIL Coi .:II 0 -15RICUL.LTJ.LLA L1,,h'-1 v'ra'd .alb I~iE) A'#3I a
T:ati c3.< ? nornmitte ware loundoc! ter t'hZo end of the ar in
The !;z l int . orwan:i.sational '-ci:heme conprlecd Local i tni) ., ura.c"i+
(0kr .~ ~..) and Provincial. (Zensk6) EUtional C;omittt;c- (ITarod.-i.L
? yhor,-) arty in .950, the 6i al SIC I were (1-.i.: e-)-nmtein ued and
reps c ,d by ke ? oxnal (Irr::r, jst:^) 1701's. 7 'he jurisdictic,-: oa the .)t.stric1
Fation 1 3oLni tee ' ad boo,-. exterd :d t a1_'. o ~A. o
distrs.c'i; , or re,-ional rewpect vely o:i icc.a, un.itiri:. their one
centr..l. o-' ice, vihere they o.? uinod. t~._e statics of del-artnents(rot:er_aty)0
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Tea- various departments of thd, BNC Y s vierc similar to those
of the RC ` e in. their or ;a .. ya tion_al breakdown: they are listed
as
Adrn:inistr.. tive Departsaen-t ' (controlling the activities of t ;.c
Local kC 'S krhael2 ;r0-re a.r mec isteiy subordinate to it);
Seca Department
Education Department (cohtroll?ng schools up to high school level.),
Lahcrr Department (supor tsi.ra. assignments of jobs);
Agricultural Department (regulating fan controlling a; ricultura).
;
production)
Coopp rYative Department (setting up, supervising, Collective Farms);
Food. upply Department (in charge of issuing; ration 'ticket.-, and
special allocation tickets)
public :ieaa ..th Dopurtmer t (co#2trolling and studying he <h
eons i-t, ,one) ;
T-axis ;orlu- tion Departnont x charge of itlotori?od trazspo:nation
Church Department (compotaht or religious affairs);
Financial De rtment (incl(tdifia; tax col.lac ion and aiba nistcration)
Techhaiical_ Department (regul at ng and caa crolli con tractann ;
:au'vey'i ng Department (keeping -ilea on-Chang s in land ownership)
;
Penal. Department (det erra nin r the amounts of : irti.e s .;_,. economical
penal cases);
Plar7ntri and Statistics DepLArt.nent
The c hutch Papartnient and tiie Cooperative Department were created
in 191 50
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Pkote: The above given breakdown of the various 50X1-HUM
Dopav,bLnents is beli.ved crr* oneous in many deta1l g
Chairman of tEe District 1"ationai commit in '`ioTIAV31C3 BUOE -)1ziI(5OX1-HUM
was S O-BODA varoslav ( 1 C of v~:'._?.. ~1 50x1 ui inn
d
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..gricultu Hai Department: e~~I G i,ad =fv
e r
-F on Depurt..ient: PO ?ELIPNS6,
without educat-ion
E par men ' : .. RE MACEK Gustav
Dep a _:.e~ .t A Ing }IALOU;SI A fnu
xis)or'E zt:1.On
i1rvey.in
Labo % DeDart;:i,,a,'
I'y
'
he top Co.:i,:LLull s
w , LUSTIG, Tnu, DNC ch?a,u '~,':,s -j.:._,
qu.3 w:d th kax' cis of an ouzey (stub j octs'. 6't, speech r r .z.:r-', ffie o ccazi(?r. of
tho k%rmy Da.0. "The Signi 71 can co of 1-1-twan. r;for,,ta c 'IT 1ty" e r'.-;:ii of Valiencytr;
Bt s, sha"Li i Cht distu:tha;nce of School lesrons?"I o French s'.s ueua].?ly
0011:,:!1.c Heft of ;-views of t ; tbook artic.e^s or t;:a;akiiatjor. .into x r*nch,
1a.w , ?~ .' tsts? .,Sually con?ii: test cf o,sszy_wrl >, gin? ba.styd )r~ a book read c.u in
the a,gne.;'t,Qr 1, xwnp1oss !10r-.?ani.`.?".at coax of th,Soy' aft You' h", ,tA .talk bEt';;v3Ccm
two 'Sovi:: a? bo:c t 't1,1~idI1tG'it~iG * Fl deccr.'iption of liat t>o?;,s, an(l ` Tr9nspo:':%: tio";
Fas.c_~.1iie i e ; in he USSR"),_ :t,a.tisl tests rPouir?tsd the trarlsl.azt ion of Latin 3.11to
CzZc;:, 411 te::3 were li:.ritAd to 50 rns.slutes,
r~t_ ?ii'i. cat?a.a:, of they students according to scholastic standing tae by r jocv vac.
de;;sr? ipt ore? s+ et?e were 5 rating a,-. excellent vyborely), l vw:+ ab1p (chvalit?-.bny
goc ( { o y') efficient (doat su,t , and i.ntufenv ( r Jos'yate'cray) G],a Z:
fi :t t Ycrr bor:x; met 4 times per year (asiddl.co of st;,vnaber, o It of +anua,fyi'r. ;aIrs' I.e
of o;1e1 'b erxd of J zcze) s raa~.-ter ac ,ao1 repor . si 1 : sued sirs.I .:.;t .
and tho =.'1.n al ..:port at thrs on6.. of ti,0 sc't(vol.. ~~s:+:,:t., 9'h
et ,3. ,: ?rss t; .Zorwrrded to the p.aront?s in Novcrmber or Ap"'.I except i e, _ r
in c.I'vJ,n tho ,,,to lore st marks,, Whon . 4-adcntti did shake ono o' the lowrr t:ac;r
the, p,,,jreate informe-i in writing, An inrsn ra ; o. int_mCuo . b.- the Co= _ant ,A;
the ', function,:r".,,ie oi' tho C2:zth Youth Union ..qo `e ;;ntitl d to a t,
tho ,Yon bd:.jrd m,vtin ?s artct eve:-1 jtp) a?r,; a'tly 3 1 'lura.tc? the Mari;., Of
tstuc!1t,s;
VioucL &,d$ tus?_ e? 'aged in cla..'8 1'oom ir:8trietit,Tt i)Y?n v 312,sa1. ,, Tho ?3~a.???C7 'i
F30,:td .i3i+.~iM1{'f_CS ?. ':F ~aht3c Etw ~' 1.3~kc. ai,G,a''y L2i' A:,?,i+_t ";J( .+ 2.5'Elr. ": FYr%
Clam:f,,3 Lad
touch a1 dc L,jo 2.Atoria, tt2ffPd ?:3k() '?013'it'.
film tr:;.ps e f _4 ,,blo,
h(a ?.r^: om -AJ.s h.at?. `3U; 69r Pict z%'e di ? " g'dl an $le~, Ate 1t t i 1St'?i 'G('
solii ?s Classr?Loonr t :a al)icturs ci vs?t;wal.d atri d 3ta :r,21 on ,p1. 50X1-HUM
~d$l,! g 5a' '' ; "v+ 1 g. 3 Boat and S ~ a..i i'n right,) , On r 1,,u b1F 1. to right, of t h, .. _en
t
w$S '.1o'4n the ou`;!,;ut of thTi OSWRL -0 tiL4-01wo;'_XZ; on thr baoc ilJ3.2
vaon Z Joit r ,)11ctin.. a CS?t soLdib.r witi'i a r:.f1er .and, l ,.tir:g the incc ?'iptionr.
"OW PAT :1,,:aV. fahe other c1a: r.~; had
t. ai` ;a's . icturr.s~ diT.,rr'ar,s and
ntc...
3'h 3'316o.a1. 'c a1 had a e1OJ&L" reo.r'~e: rzr,iYtx. Fl r4 atc.;tie`:lt rv% yI';;lfl abouti
G: ;A,t3, `.'he :): m: sus and e1.oaanc, way 'e:im= to time (t') ft.t t?i' ,;(en.eion
l,J)or (kr ntc)
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Wto
c Grmnasi1k.Y?14;p ?.ndi cat, I m-, t he 1%?LOOe%r of. i - xn'i py: r tv)*`. At.,.._."'
the '. ar (1951/ 52)
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4 3 3 2
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Lub:,tituter, den:,riptiva pv~i:nt r for 1 aI n:
c' t:ion i.no .R,tat+ the z:,b)f y. of .f us.,s 'r' L~4 tc%j fr, zi In,0 to hit
. ai 1 '
J 1 'IIj)11:3.:?iz?, C:'R:i22~ t)l(:^ve'd on the '.Z.xotlr~ of ,~.~'~t`} c~~?`? ~.~T j
L.I1+,. F.:..;+ V1,',r )jQ'jB) The Cot18titution c2 i:he C. S1, 41"iC. 1 3li :{ Ca};,
)roS ?nt iiiY.,j t 4 o r o ~I~ o otrem3oC? 1n cl:a ...
1"hj,IQ rhich waim..It 13rerF?onted. until th,~- LP: .Y' r,, '? 'a in C`C f 1) U( `
jglAG. latJf '. In psychology mitwh eir T, t t
p gBA & 3 7)1a.'a rJ}ry I S' i) eYG,7oltJ;- 3
dhc of c GOV10,4 i-jBycl:olo&F'i t ?9;-L!V,,
Th. of V[lt f oarth grade included. HietUx':i.c. ;'?atpria].lmni. Diit-~:iVi(w the pro).+rtariv~i 'hisouophy of hiator.r and life, the
vFxr_~~{~ ~o i^7.
?)u po eoz and aims, thif_+ ui. f esrertc a 3 a r W to i Z ~
t~Z r~ m a-nd 1dA
acd 4?'F. ctrin-2 31 3a,T', ^' 'r Ti,11
mow. ' a t,, n t oTu tii r^C aci F ti aubJ e of ear., e utt ` by Tt t, 4)' '-,
29 ?
1.1 1
on Plat .is v th criers
he fourth grade J-ryes ar ,at -i toIfxar:: 50X1-HUM
~. e r
0om.-d.,~m"'atG "victory" r ?~i
of ~_k~ ~~ep i? ;I,c+ckr were not
at a.w-w r?'omsnui"ni;?t teacher 1:F3t1:??51:, .iii, C.:1a,cC?_ ~nx1-N~~nn
~'t2tES?~Y E_.u =. 'ir tZ; "c and : e.'ratu ' R, rfhrm T=-
Ct'E to.1Z112;S C'- '" -'d '2
in ~~ a. .. '
r, ~tac S z ?. v _c1. 3 from "`'Z11 t;i1" t~ ~4a c'antral pi '--r of thcJ So_,j t ;)i' a .t
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All of li!RC 3 "U "i .' t*ts iIZoA !_ r^
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City Organizational Structure
For better control of it's Party members, a city organization followed a certain
pattern; the organi;Atton did depend on the size of the city. First, the city was
divided into quarter sections-, each had a central headquarters subordinate to the
citycs central Secretariat, Each quarter headquarters had under itse control all
plants, businesses? school.$, hospitals, offices, labor Unions, and homes located
Within it's area. Each one of the above named groups had, subordinate units known
as Celle; each cell had a minimum of 10 members. Each member of a cell was con-
eidered as a recruitin, agent for the Communist Party; it was their duty to re-
cruit new manbere, and spread the Communist tieachings to those who do not belong to
the Party, attend all. Party meeting (always during their free time) , organize
Worker brigades, and etc. The central secretariat consisted of a 4 member committee,
working on a permanent basis; each member had a different title Chairman (Predsed.a);.
,Recording secretary (Z4istno predeeda , Cell organizer (Uesitkar) f anC. Educational
Reporter (Kutturni Referent). Each city quarter hs-requart es?s also hac. a similar
committee. In fact this committee system was in evidence down to ani including the
cell. The ciWg central, secretariat was subordinate to the district secretariat;
the district being subordinate tc the Provincial secretariat; the Provincial being
subordinate to the State secretariat,
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M O B MATI O N ~~ 0
SECUR, ~~ 0
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SEI1, fnu, is re.cordi secret
MHACZ0VCKA, Anna it, ffiducatjonaZ Report r,
MAY, Jerre, lav 3s cell r :arni e. (Deal
A.fect of CV on Civil Jigbtes
Since the Cotamunists gained control of the GSR, the peo,.le have lost their civil
rights and can not speak freely of their goyex'nment (speaking against the govern-
me!nt entails heavy penalties). The people have no say ineofnr as t:. who represents
them in the government, Students cannot complete their studies unless they include
in their curriculum the teachings of Xnrl t?.arx and Lenin. People who have been
trained for,speCial Jobe or profesriona are uneable to continue in their work unless
they are men+bers of the, Party,, Theolowical student-s have been, forced underground
to complete their studies unle.es they agree to work for the ?ate. University
professors, lawyers, and artists have been removed from their positions and forced
into heavy industry because they would not pdheere to the. Comiaxnistic teachings
forced upon them,, Workers cannot take a ;ob of their own choosing but must take
work offered them by the labor board, even if it does take thein far away from their
home. Practically all private business has taken over by the state, in some cases
a former employee would now be the boss of P. business. and the ora.piral owner would
be working for lees pay then he paid for the some job when the business was hies
`reedon; of worship has been curtailed to the point where the p'aoplx refuse to go
tq church because they fear that the pri-st is employed by the state and that
their confession would be held against them politically. The peoplf,, particularly
feel this way whenever a new ;priest comes tq a church to tame .vox' thn fttiee of
an old priest, who hale been removed from the church for political reasons. This
feeling; generally subsides when the people are sure the new pr.%er t ix anti..Comim niest.
The t;aorkero have Unions, but the unions are controlled by tht: Lro:? r nentg it isc
hopeless for the workers to bargain for higher wages, -Ihen wr.rkers r:om.Jain about
the type or tw,olant of work they must do, they are punished uundvr ?bat, ~;e lags
which carries the dearth penalty in some instances. s1orkers: tiro do nct belong to
: ~Tr i O-- AT1ON
a chairman of the C mr?u i.t P,~.rty in the
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S E CU I r H F IRM AT 10 ~40~:V? Fo 3 f C.
th0 'art; caaro; hope to better their working conditions or e;ai. n 1. q,,saz=eotior_ in
the plant whare they are. employed; it is hopeless even if they are axp ; is and
the plant v uid find it diffioult tip do wit}!out them=, The workers notice that their
work load ins con=stantly being; increased and their wages being lowc,red. -Prices for
everydgy necessities have been increased beyong the average worker's reach? Two
types of a:,o,rkets have been est?blished by the government to drain their savings,,
the rationed market and the free matrket. The free market Always hrvin, more than
the rationed market; however tfle free market in from 5O,9' to 5?Om t igher than the
rationed market, ?eople cannot move from one town to another without permission
from the labor board or the ;pokier der,;artment. To be able to walk the streets
without fear of arrest? a citieen must always carry their identification book,
vorker?s book, plant identifiee}tion or pass, and his or her residential permit
which is issued by the police department or security board, Their books, news.
pipers, theatres, film shows, mggaazines and radio are strictly cort.rcl.ed by the
Communist ;overnmmnt, The people are forced in a ssnne to read, sf-e, and hoar
only that which the Party thinks is fit for them,. People who belorged to the Party
have a diffi.valt time in-improving their position unless the.y prove tleeneeelvee to be
fervent follovrers of the Party line. They have to give all their free. time (after
vorking hours) to attending party functions, recruiting now morr,bez e;, and studying
the ueachir-;;s of Nar1 1:urx and Lenin. Too, they gust participate in work brigades
on Sundays, they prove their hate for the western democracies and show love for
that great leader of the Cosa;nunist world "STALIt" and the Soviet i:n;on. The Party
me.nbRere are in a worse position than the non-Party meubers becauQc They are being
Constantly watched, The fixet wrong move they mike Is their lasts, They punishment
meted out is f;reat.er for Party members than for non-Party mrm.?bere; their work riust
be better and their production record must be larger. The Party mfmhert; are prtowised
plenty, but the actuaa' rewards are few unleer the Prsrt;r member is very e#accepticnal
ip all his work within outside the Party, The Party mem,tare are mor` disillusioned
ConcR~rnin:g rewar$e than the non-Party merbeerc are a$oute their hopes for the future.
pal cations
j lant publisher- a monthly newspa,er far the p.jcn'.
?ruployees only, ' ews, itetus referred mainly to the 5 year plan. fulf.I.1muret of norms,
ircr'ase in production to better the plants= position among other pi.ES16;f3 with 1111-
prodi,ction racorda, news about the Great workers in the lent and t 50X1-HUM
.urge*rt need for incra of thp above mentioned.
cofcefie Could x;urchase oth ^r rewspq)e s
,and r;a a it eeo The fellowir ; were rrv> it ai ei in the CSR, "S`iai?r s3C iiEr:tl' (The ;:Pori et
thi:l, is a weekly publication and can be purchF ed at ::ie~fat:r lc ;; ans' s o:re s,
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Oo.K n:2 al :,3 h .ve it C.elivered to the home thiyujin the ua1l,? ~ .`.' SJ'1T ;'l'U h,rs news
ite;rd. oach rGt;iatr&nt, ? classif ied each indi i 3.'i' . -",z
for -V o:! it5.u&. relIabilitjr wiich va.e iubatant1a d i~l T t,t;
mem7c:'c f,
1 .4 A].1, reeiatrants who were
.2 All r^ ietrante who werx? mr1n.box
posse: sin. o 'each inaividlual or certain files tht. poll i.
poeeo
ibt?lltgentia, or whose aoli.t3.E.n.1. ',.?c1 A'1" _]. 1 tat
whioh supported the Comm unizt 'L-11M-,,,"
All. rliistrante who were or
do cu x!Ylt cs s:iv on to t h6
regimental or tinti d~ai jnatiorng, Taxil3:I:a d ?~,, ' _,'
paulins when not in usoo
This alassifica ion
.n iyrir ual rp(;Istraitt,
note in group
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or noin?.conaiissioned officers and were stl.ated for
lttngarian army,,,
ixr.do clk~. rinrtlou? ,l.~d those In group 1' ware
eel of si those in group 0 3, were areal xa,26 to
corn As ionec. Officers and effort was made to recrti:t ';r'"' C ',.1 1. ."
becoinc poiitica.1, officers, those. In grolap # 2 tzar.:
Clo wares 2
k.uc,sian Army p eroonn,?l and egaiptntmt ixn ;'.1:; a ..
and 3,
In the area marked 3 (Barrack ri and Tank P.srk)
#' 2 and Jay out gkotCh>
of -Ulm (:)jv"''? :i. a (:~~.: .. .. ..
fifty to sixty x'..34 tanks tuith :.`izt, J.c)w n.01''f
having a 360? travet'se.
(2) Abo'at 300 .1bussian edldietxi comma-.,4sid 71:5'
wore four etare on hi'a sh0iii1d.cr bo ir:'r:;.?.l. rsc' .
Cotlnr 1risigni -a for the armo r e'd. cc rt, , S;aryt,4 1_10L
(1)
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indiv:i.dixal .,was a m4?iibei' of tho Hungarian or Raw-. z,:,r
nd tuait design .tior^s. H ri n.pArac~kan t h tr,t 1,1
&a.ser is J''r,y type i, .form Including hoad&. vx,
ic
had adoi,ti~i the xa&l rz .r UnI orn and (1031&-.0
.of un9,fox' corn by the kltxn; rlr Arm prior il-ifO-,
c menc .fig ,Pout 1 Flay 5t =1.. r.
The aaot m ,rkarl' 2, pin point location of t ! t. '!. j i
(l) To Eu3 s4aa Army porsann-31 had occupied -th z3:.'
oncnoc ~, but o irce Was told that the prrojeot ha,1 t
by 10 Oct 51,
wo 3 tit prod n ixft~ic? al.:in`'i. e,
(Refor to Incl. 2 or 3).
on tho D?. vbe (l 1 on InofQ2 ad 3)
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2.Barraks(Under Construction)
3.Barraks and Tank Park
4.Naval Barraks
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23-Offices
24.H.Q.Building
25. Theatre
26.Barrak
27.Generator House
28. Building (Public Adress Centr:- 1.
29- "Well
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