THE TOWN OF ALUKANE: PRINCIPAL STREETS, BUILDINGS/CLIMATE, HEALTH, AGRICULTURE, AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

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CIA-RDP80-00809A000600050014-1
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December 22, 2016
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July 25, 2011
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14
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Publication Date: 
November 20, 1953
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REPORT
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111- Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/07/27: CIA-RDP80-00809A000600050014-1 25X1 CLASSiFICAI- ION CO _ CENTRAL INT CY INFORMATION REPORT PLACE. ACQUIRED REPORT CD NO. DATE DISTR. O Nov 53 NO. OF PAGES 41 NO. OF ENCLS. 1 (LISTED BELOW) SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT NO. THIS IS VALUATED INFUKMAIION a`?`? ffolilla wer of keyed to tke attached eketohZSoe Enclosure (A)7 of Alukone, apPrOximt.ly five thousand au duly 19447 1. farrow-gunge, e1ngle?traoked railroad to Valga,ZE-'tonia7 a county seat 4? .:1,s northwest of Alukane. 2. Railrved station, a red brink building. 3. Sall grain mill. 4. Slaughterhouse, a wood building. 5. Small linseed oil plant which produosd all eakso for feed and oil for paints. Stone building. 6. Two-ltory wood and brick building housing the post office sad the telephone exchange. 7- Nj1j*q_r7 "=arst16& eneittiag of two large fireproof brick barracks and several smaller buildup. several battslisou of soviet infantry were stationed here prior to the Geraas sewpas at the boglsaift of World War II. The Germans used the barredw mile they ware in eesepa- ties of the area. CLASSIFICATION COll mn~ Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/07/27: CIA-RDP80-00809A000600050014-1 9. A.eelri_ poor Planks wsiag woed for HnZ, wiiel applied ssrreat for Aluksae and for nearby faaoa. Sion bmi345, 4. Cluster at pall enterprises oo"risfag a swwalll, grain all, viol and line. weaving shop., and a brewery. 10. P i f ! _ w b e e m y- --=? t1j - 01a- amsakilt ft"7 stem baildiag. 11. to1164 .et~tL~si_: }ae-/kwmd-.~ `S?e L.A s aiCsi:; i=0 c SuB:aiC & F?i cEA OODEts USSR (Latvia) The Town of Aiuksne, Principal streets, Buildings/Climate, Health, Agriculture, and Other ki&nellanwnnB ! to n.,tion Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/07/27: CIA-RDP80-00809A000600050014-1 25X1 12. High aohool, two or three-story brick building completed in 1238 or logo. 13o Jail.c small red hrinL- r.".,,,.-_ 14. City hall, one and one-halt--story atone building. 15. Fire station, small wood and brick building. 160 State-owned bank, giro-story brick building. 17o Cooperative bank, wood building. 186 Large brewery near the lakes et=- the center of Aluksn?. ""L1Oin6, about four kilometers from 12. Luthoran Church, stone building more than one handed years old in 19". 20. Greek Orthodox Church, relatively now brick building. Misoellannous Infarction on /lukAs and the Surrounding Area aiimate and Rainfalls There is year-round precipitation but Apil are the -r-a-fia-0-gV ninths. Fall rains turn to snow in late P vimber and bi her snow does not melt until aid,lpril. Lam cultivation begins from early to mid-May. July is the war sot mouth w&th ten .ratures up to SO in the shade. Yid=winter temperatuive range from 13 to 22 below zero. Water Su I and Sanitatioae Most private residences had their own Bo ing ie water was a na ter of individual ud sell.. and some usually did not, la 1944 the hospital ennddna fewoof usually dig were the on. build- a in Alukane with rennin wetter of the newer r?sidemoer dud fact itiea. nudern toilet Dispo of waste and other sanitary problems were under strict control of the It -sal officials, Residential Hon.! Bost of the dwellings were siag1e-f0mily of diversified :lsiga and bu t usually of wood and masonry, There were some all-brisk houses. There were a tow apartment houses near the center of town. Meet owners of single dwellings rented at least one of the roams to tenant.. rioultur? in the Hinterlande the principal products of fares in the Alukaaa area were, I the e er of vo Une of produotioal, as Poliewas 'I- oats barley wheat flax potatoes There were no oeeneroial orchards but amq people had oonsuagticm. Wild b?rri?s,?sp?cially apple trees for Nrswmal eranb?rri eet were a fairly Imports" souroo of foods Plant dis?u?s were present but never serious. ist a" a disease which causes the tops at notatos r -_- t 5 o lati . .... was and the ipoidanee nigh ?aosg U psapi* of the ann. me pnwU*s as w? ;,s ppa~ass. d OWMI or taberoriiesis saw r.as o di.wasws soya Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/07/27: CIA-RDP80-00809A000600050014-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/07/27: CIA-RDP80-00809A000600050014-1 25X1 Lisi:iwsit and 1 ivseisst 3M1 149. edit osrar, horses ssd shop wore ra s area wars relatively tree fm intsotioas disease. Thurs we an outbreak of isot ad asdh disse !oft W oabtie dos .lbrld'Tr i but *h.. .-. 1 25X1 25X1 125X1 raoe aorsss whioh seas people ovaed) M'sly suffered train agthiat noreM% serious than spaoiss. - end - 8NCLOSURE (A)a Sketch of tho To-,m of Aliikene, Lqtvia 25X1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/07/27: CIA-RDP80-00809A000600050014-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/07/27: CIA-RDP80-00809A000600050014-1 CONFIDM sIAITU (July 19) magammmfimki Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/07/27: CIA-RDP80-00809A000600050014-1