MISCELLANEOUS FACTORIES IN USSR

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• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 20, 2011
• Sequence Number: 2
• Publication Date: September 10, 1948
• Content Type: REPORT

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DATE DISTR,0uugust 1948
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radio tube factory in (orki.
the name torki on the outside of the tube cartons. radio sets 50X1-HUM
w gyr ed in the came way. this .factory had heen established
inc .5, the v.?ar and was ; vo'rahi y brought from Germany.
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of the tubes and radio se as were made at the Zavod Frazer Tten'i K.-C, i tina
-2,1 "T scow, where optical 5.nstr;iments and sights for tanks and artillery w~F`.?o
also made.
The RRubezhnii 1 ae tor-lr at Rubeinayra produced d?nz.mite, 8un;)owdert pond powder :t or
ri:f`ln cart:r:id!7es and arttllerv shell ~ririers.
a. The IDonsodL Factory produced ehior.ina, Fefore the waxp Tn ;t2c ? ecret
the Factory hefore the ,.ar there rags also ,produced:
An, ex ilosive called pirintai l n
~ auchi nc hat ii kaustik`~ ( is )
Ghlorhenzol. ',a yellow powder)
tyydi'ocrranic acid.
The yellow powder made at Factory 54, Sver dlovskk; was the same color as
.hlor sen: Gi. j but the powder at Donsada did not make one snteez.e, 1aherei=:1
the Dowder at Sverc.lovuk fade one sneeze until tears f].(.-owed.
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patches on the sides of the, `;rtes the factor
y, ~~ the trees 3 ear
the f.'ac?tor:r were v:l thcr?ed =tnd ). awa.r tine' x to;) leaves -.:ere 'fel: ow, Tito
fa.ctorv Is situated ap ro.-i.mat,e 1j 30 I m north of Svordlov's'k
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and covers an area of 6 sq kmso The factory compoxud contains a rolling mi .L
foundries and assembly halls forming one enclave of nine sheds,, and a
periphery of other buildings. including a traan..?.for or stations, 'PW oempo etch
The whole compound in surrounded with a triple barbel wire fence. The
factory' employs 5,000 workers, including Assembly is carried out in
the works on a conveyor belt system,, and the daily production rate is stated
to average 80 cars. All snare built in the factory are desig'riod on a broad
r augo base., In the autumn of 3.:348? 100 Austrian cars were converted in
these works to broad gaaugo o
The railroad freight car works in fiev is situated 1. J from the L'ireovY From
gc'as.bles, `,rho cans are laabellod in Eiaglish and the t might on the 3 eaiaol
;;:iron in / rorican ixoaaures n
:he canning factory in Shusha., Azorbs dghaj mploys 600 Soviet women and
200 dso Daily production averages 6.,0U oc..nsA each 40 ouncese of moat* and
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On the southeast outskirts of itrasnoarrrsoickoo (45030PN4, 44030'%E)r, 60 'tai
southeast of Sta3 ingraads, there is a saw ill combine conpriainna; three n .l.ls,
and aisployit-it; 200 Soviets and 200 1t wor kern,, The largest-of the titlls
contains six esaw~?,arx3as~ The Russian machinery is old and torn, but J-10 -a
Oar san machinery has arrived and. is in storage in the factory aroaar awaiting
inn yallati tin., Timber lengths are brought down the Volga for processing;
they are sawed into planks and dispatched from the factory by rail., The
factory works three hour shifts daily, Power is suppl;.ed by a large station
ghtly to the sa.=pat: of Irasnoarsaieinkoe ~ this station is also the main source
of power for Stalingrad,,
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The tank factory in slryansk (: i2 4Ya 52027 ? ; ja th ch before 'rne war mpx.olioa
o 0 45,000 workerso is being rebuilt by P labor0 One administrative building
and two large workshops haavo boon rebuilt, and six t- all chime. ys are
under constructtion. The marshalling yards within the factory compound have
been entirely reconstructed. At" present, railroad cars and locomotives
are being built in the two workuhoprs. Throo 8=hour shifts are worked;
Soviet workers only are employed,, "nn Gerrsan machinery is beiig inst .l,led
in the reconstructed ehrpoo The factory is run on electricity supplied
r:.~sa outsido the works locatlone un own
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