1. SOVIET TROOPS IN WHITE RUSSIAN MD 2. SOVIET SUPPLY INSTALLATIONS IN THE WHITE RUSSIAN MD: ANNEX 2: SOVIET SUPPLY INSTALLATIONS IN WHITE RUSSIAN MD

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• Document Creation Date: November 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 28, 1999
• Sequence Number: 3
• Publication Date: December 2, 1949
• Content Type: REPORT

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25X1X 2Q Soviet Supply I;::atallationa in the White Russians iD
1- 2 5
POLOTSK September a,.
25X1A (55o30?K/ 1947 b,M
28044IaE) 25X1X
?IOGILbv 1945 to
F4 (53050'N/ January
5Os20?S) 1949
1945 to ao
February b,,
194'0
Installation Location
Data on
installation
l: Fuel dump 6 to northern town sec- No information on stocks
8 ~; Ltiathei- tor,, east of the RR
line to DAUGAVPILB
(55?5U'N 26o ?I)
2;. Ration supply depot Yorthern town seam No information on stocks
(4-story storage tar., between fuel
houses) dump and airfield.,
on the road to
DAUGAVPILS
Sytpply depot "Sklad About 4 miles infantry weapous
aruaunitiom
o
'a
39" (about 10600x southeast of the townO clothing., ration aupplies? through interrogation
30300 foot areal in woods, immediate- engineer equipmento The std- of a oonb
barbed.wire fenced spur ly north of the PR rage buildings had been stocked firmed that a lar
e
g
track, asphalt road, line and road to with supplies immediately I,VD ration supply de- I
9 briok-buildings., ctRICUEV (53?40?R/ upon- completion. The eon- pot. was located
each 20x60x130 feet$ 51? 55'E)(see etruction of the depot was there in 1947, :1e
I small underground Annex 2) completed by February, l549,; entered the depot an
ammunition bunkero the driver of Ltxol.,
water tower) BOYAGFi MO., allegedly
inspector of the IVD
supply serviee in the
white tuaazian W.
Ration supply depot About 3 miles south- Ration supplies and dismantled
(former German Ration east of the town, in material
Supply Depot) rroodag immediately
north of the road
and railroad line to
KRICi=,, near a small
railroad station and a
village
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 fiOGIL-PT. October
(coutE) 1948
1946 until ac'
October bo
1947
BORISOV December
(54?15'N/ 1946
28?30'X)
Ordnance park
Buildings in Unknown stocks of guns
woods north of the of light and mediuti calibereo
RR bridge east of the The guns were placed in
town, g long the RR blo^kez 3 guns in a line
line to 1(RICii V and at least .10 guns from
front to ream with a 66 to
100-feet spacing between the
bloekso
to Ammunition dump Eastern town port- Yo information on stocks
(about 15 earthbunkere$meter, immediately
extending about 10 southwest of FR line
feet underground and to KPICIiEV
7 feet above-ground,
camouflaged by sod)
2.; Parking lot for
gins (barbed-wire
fence; old partially
destroyed sheds in
the southeastern
section of the lot"
Adjacent to south-
eastern section of
the ammunition dump
Several hundred guns of all
types and calibers (antitank,
antiairoraftland field guns.
mortars)v Heavy gins were
sheltered, light guns were
parked in the opens
Storage buildings t eetern town perm Empty in December 19480 some
(4 large buildings, meter of NOVOBORISW buildings were being ref
each 6o0-square meters,along the RR line to paired, others under eon-
spur track and load- u:IbiSS struction,
ing ramp)
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when
returning ~a Germany
in November 1948, ob-
served a parking lot
for guns southaaat of
the ( L RR stattone
lrordintely uortheast
of RR line to RIC11E{f,
Guns of light, medium,
and heavy caliber were
stored in long rows near
storage buildings4 Six
rows of ammunition piles
were also observed*
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January
WP.
Storage depot (18
About 1. miles south
8 storage buildings were
(egntd)
1949
br,
buildings, each
of the town
still under constructions;
40x80 feet)
scheduled to be equipped
with freight elevatoraG
They were, a^Cording to
Soviet penal prisoners,
DeceG.ber
1947
Octorer
1945
B09R Until
(54?203 A/ September'
39?10?8) 1947
a u
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Large ration About I mile southwest
supply depot of 1,VVOB0RISu9? crest of
road to JI SKc northeast
of tank barraeks
Fuel dump (3 con- About 2 mile south of
tainers, 1 earth- NOVOBORISOV, east of the
bunker) road to i;IMSK, along a
spur track, about 3,300
feet a rest-nnortharest of
16C-foot high silo
into the ground woods
to about 3 quarters
of their length,
s ,uur track)
Fuel dump (about Irimediately southwest
20 i,onlvairiar$,due of the to-nr_ in e ~$prucc
2c Clothing supply Spruee wood, about
depot (6 canton- - mile west of the
ment buildings fuel dump
with camouflage
paint, spur track)
Ammunition dump In a woods near BOBR
(strictly guarded) (restricted area)
granaries From nearby
grading work it was in-
ferred that the depot was to
be expandedo
No information on In?orz;;aeioz o+L'
tained from follow
K's
Soviet labor details were ob-
served eonstrueting ammunition
bunkers., No information on
ammunition bunkers
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(c,ontd) to parch
':947
I
1~Ii?5H November
(55oWN/ 1948
27?301s)
Sunner
1948
August
1948
A munition dump Immediately southeast of
(wooden cantonment BO13R, bsstween the road
buildings, some of and railroad line to
them semi.-underground, ORSif& (see Amex 3)c,
well camouflaged in
woodsy barbed-wire
fence, spur track,
off-limits to pre,
Artillery park About 4- miles southeas4
(camouflaged by trees, of 11INSK town perimeter,
watchtowers, 500-feet- on the road to MOGILEV,
long bravel roads work-near the artillery bar-
shops at northern racks and automobile plant
edge,, partly surrounded(see lb on Annex 1)0
by a barbed-wire fans),;
Artillery park About 22 miles southeast
(4 small administra- of the town perimeters,
tion buildings on the road to LOGILEVO
barbed-wire fence) near the automobile
plant (see lb on Annex 1)
Artillery park About 4 miles southeast
of !.INSK
An engineer battalion Detailed inforamtion
from BREST--LITOVSK alle= was obtained from Lip
gedly worked in the dump thuanians, Location
during the period of ob- was tonfiraied. in the
eervatiow, ti.-ber requir' summer of 1946 by another
ad for construction work
unloaded by troops.< parking lot,, guarded
by soldiers wearing
tank insignia,
was hauled from the saw- ??About 50 trucks
mfll, Several amsuuition wore assigned to the
trains, each of about 25 dumps SeveralT 34
oars, arrived and were tanks were parked on a
;
Guns of 76oZ- m, 122-m-m
and other oalibarse and
rocket launchers, some
of them covered with canvaap
were stored in several rows
in the open, Repair work on
guns was observed. Outgoing
and incoming shipments of
guns were observed from time
to time
Large stocks of guns 'Designated 14RASNOYh
of all types and automatiOUROCHISRCi3E".z This
weapons. Repair work name was also used in
was performed in the economic reports for
open, Incoming and out- the nearby workers,
going shipments were settlement
pulled by trucks
Guns and 76.2 -mm,, $7 ma,end
120-mm antitank guns,, heavy
antiiireraft guns, rocket
launchers, other guns of un-
known caliber, light and heavy
tractor s
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 BOBROISK 1945 to
(53C32N/ '..'arch
29015tE) 1949
July
1948
April
1947
BREST- June
LITOVSK 1948
(52oo0'N/
C> 230369N)
February
1948
t'arch
1947
dump and
shop
060
bo
Ration supply depot
(7 buildings, each
88x250 feet)
lags motor vehicle
park (brick,.-buildings
wit. workshops)
ordnance park (not
camouflaged, open
area)
In a small wood, about
11 miles northwest of
western railroad station,
scath of the RR line to
MI1Ws location not de-
finitely as ortainedo
Southwest of towns loca-
tion not definitely as-
certained.
About 4 miles south of
the town perimeter` in
a woods; location not de-
finitely ascertained
Immediately north of the
RR line to BULL PODIASU
(62000'N/2S?05?E)0 west
of the RR bridge crossing
the Bug River
Along the RR line east
of BREST, on'sn airfield
Ordnance Park (in
open area)
New fuel dump
On the northeastern
:utskirts of the town,
about 6,600 feet long,
north of the RR line
ho detailed information Installations existed
Fuel containers were un- before 1941, aceord-
derground, according to ing to Soviet soldiersc
Soviet soldiers.
Ration and forage supplies.
Repair shops dismantled in
Germany, No further in-
formation
Several hundred artillery guns
of 7602-n m,, 122-ran,and 172-nan
calibers, several hundred 760.2-%=
antitank guns and light machine
guns (water-cooled, on wheels)
were parked in long rows.
Guns from 76,,2-m to 152,mm
caliber, heavy guns with gun
barrels loaded on separate
carriers, about 120 rocket
launchers were parked in 8
large squares. Several hundred
guns were parked in each squared
10 long piles of fuel barr-lls
and containers. Piles bad wooden
roofs. embankments on the sidest
wooden rabine were located bet-
ween the pileec,
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Ordnan^e depot !About 1 mile east of the According to the engineer
(3 bu+idinge nom- NOVO BhLITSA RE station,. i.c. charge, who spoke German,
pletedd IC buildi_ngsirruediately south of the gums ware to be toaad there,
under -onstruction, RR line to NOVOZYU.v,*OV Foandationa for other storage
ea--a building about buildings were laid about
130x330 feet) 10300 feet south of the depot?
2,. Ration supply About 1,600 feet north- ;ore storage buildings
depot (3 stor:-ge east of NOVO BILITSA PR wore allegedly srhoduled
buildings, eaeh station, along a spur to be builts
about 130x400 feet) traek
DZBRZIiINSK Until for vehiele repair Southeastern town periA Serviceable siii late The plantD designated "rain
(10YDi-'00V) June ______________r-eterz about 160 feet 1945, General repair Repair Shop",, ryas app
(53040sN/ 1949 from the uINSe=BRfs$c on trucks,, mostly of uS rently subordinate to
2700519) L?I^'OVS1 highway, make, and passenger ears a unit in INSK, hn- ?
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(30MFL ?;arch
(5 a- 5" / 194x3
of Geramn make 45 to gineere and foremen
60 trucks and 5 to 6 Die- referred to the unit
senger cars were over- as "division",,
hauled every month:
Personnels 80 We and
about 100 :Scvizt soldiers
of a technical unite A
major was in charge of the
repair shbpc
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