ORGANIZATION OF THE MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION USSR

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ORGANIZATION OF THE MIIQISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION USSR
The Following report presents information on the organiza-
tion and functions of the Ministry of Transportation USSR. It
should be noted, however, that with the exception of the list
of railroad okrugs and systems, the information is not necessar-
ily complete.
Numbers in parentheses refer to appended sources.
The Collegium of the ministry is the chief administrative board of the min-
istry. ~~
The central apparatus of the ministry, locgted in Moscow, contains special-
ized main (formerly central) administrations which are charged with the over-all
direction oP the various specific and specialized branches of the railroad econ-
omy. Each main administration effects on a country-wide scale the policy deter-
mination and administration for its particular phase of railroad management.
In addition to the main administrations, the central apparatus contains va-
rious independent organizations which handle aspects not directly .connected with
any of the basic operational functions of the ministry.
-The Ministry of Transportation USSR is an all-union ministry charged
with the management of the USSR railroad network. The ministry is headed by
the Minister of Transportation USSR, who is a member of the Council of Minis-
ters USSR.
In 1946, the ministry had a total of 3-3.5 million workers and employees
Territorial Administrative Structure of the Miniatzy,.
The railroad okrug is the largest territorial administrative unit of the
Ministry of'T.ransportation. It receives operaandoexercisesothevsamehcontrol overe
railroad systems under it from the ministry,
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operations as the ministry. Within the okrug are united all management,
economic, and operational activity of the railroad systems under it. The
okrug directs the effort for the fulfillment of the state plan and for the
development and maximum utilization of internal resources. It provides
qualified personnel and distributes them among the railroad systems. It
controls the delivery of fuel to depots, etc.(la)
The okrug coordinates with8ndteffectitliaisonswithlothersokrugs andh
mass efforts as grain hauling, @
with the Ministry of Transportaticn.(2)
The okrug also has charge of strengthening political educations rais-
ing the cultural and technical level of the workers, encouraging specialists,
and improving working conditions.(la)
The establishment of the railroad okrugs permits closer contact between
maintaining~aisingletcentralizedradministration.thTheooekrugsvareiadministrale
tive, economic, technical, and planning organizations. Under their ,jurisdic-
tion are locomotive and railroad car repair plants, construction materials
plants, quarries, and other transport enterprises. Each okruR is headed by a
chief who manages the okrug through administrations and d~partments.(3~) The
okrug can have an administration of material and technical ,supply, locomotive
gdministration, railroad car administration, administration for traffic and
geri~epartmentiofueladepartment,oandfelectrificationtadmi,plstration, aseweli-
as other offices.
The railroad system (zheleznaya doroga) is a completely independent admin-
directlyesubordinatedsto tleaoikrug ingwhich itiisolocated ~Theasystem?isldiis
rected by the system administration, which can have an operations service
(sluzhba), railroad car service, locomoservice~signalinBdandscommuni ationss
service, material and operating supply ,
service, adminlstration of construction and reconstruction work, track serv-
ice, electrification service, planning department, automobile and motor trans-
port department, and other offices. The basic function of the railroad system
is the fulfillment of the state plan.(3)
The division (otdeleniye) is the lowest operational unit of the railroad
network. The divisions of the railroad systems were organized by government
decision in 1846. Along with strengthening the control of traffic and improv-
ing locomotive management, this measure improved the control of the work of
the subordinate line management units of the railroad systems. All line man-
agement units found within the limits of the division are subordinate to the
division.
With the organization of the divisions, the reorganization of railroad
transport was completed, and an orderly chain of command, from ministry to
okrug to system to division, was achieved.(la)
A breakdown of the highestrranking personnel, main administrations, and
other organizations of the Ministry of Transportation follows:
Minister, Deputy Ministers
Boris Pavlovich Beshchev ie Minister of Transportation USSR N dAthGundo-
lowing are Deputy Ministers of Transportation NSSSinegubovk(?8))~Smirnov (9),
bin (5), A? Kuznetsov (6), L. igal'kevich (7),
and V. Ye. Tsaregorodtsev (5 ).
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Main Administrations
Main Administration for Capital Reconstruction and Construction of Rail-
road Bridges (Glavmoatostroy) (10).
Main Commercial Administration: head, Potapov (11); deputy head, Deribas,
A. (12). Has Administration of Container Freight Carrying and Trans-
port Expediting Operations. This administration will have offices sand
subdivisions in the okrugs and systems.{13)
Main Electrification Administration: head, Sa1'nikov (12).
Main Fuel Administration: head, Chikunov (14).
Main Administration of Industrial Construction (Glavpromstroy): head, Mok-
hortov. Has eight administr~stions, including Administration for Con-
struction of Multistory Buildings and Kharkov Administration for Con-
struction and Reconstruction of Plants.(, 15)
Main Locomotive Administration: head, Rudoy (5); deputy head, Ivanov (16).
Main Administration of Machine-Building Plants (GUMZ): Has control of rail-
road machine-building plants subordinated to the Ministry of Transporta-
tion; also has function of planning and designing railroad equipment,
such as snowplows, etc.(16a)
Main Administration of Material and Technical Supply: head, Lyashenko (17);
deputy head, Latuahkin (18). Haa Spare Parts Administration (19)?
Main Administration for Mechanization of Construction Operations (Glavzhel-
dorstroymekhanizatsiya}: head, Murashko (5). Has Central Asis Adminis-
'?~^' tration, which has a large stock of machinery, the greater part of which
is given under contract to various construction projects and organiza-
tions (20).
Main Medical and Sanitation Administration (21).
Main Administration of Military and Reconstruction Works (GWVR) (22)?
Main Passenger Administration: heady Zaporozhtsev (23). Has Plaffning and
Rate Bureau (heady Ponomarev). Administration has charge of all passen-
ger operations,including maintenance of order in railroad stations, ticket
:,?,'.~ ,~f-icea,,~and:on trains; runctuaiity.an~long-distance and..subur-
~~:'!~ ti passenger operations.?(24)
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Main onnel Administration: Has department for allocation of young special-
ists (25)?
Political Administration: head, V. Ye. Tsaregorodtsev, Deputy Minister of
Transportation (5). Has Department (Otdel} for Komsomol Work (head, V.
Orfanitskiy) (26): Department of Propaganda and Agitation (heed, B~'-
kov).(17).
Main Railroad Car Administration: Has Bureau on Development of Inventions (27).
Chief engineer, T. Maliy {28). Has inspectors who inspect cars released
from repair points (29). Administration of Railroad Car Repair Plants
(head, Shchekin) (30) ~nder main administration
Main Administration of Railroad Construction of the East (Glavzheldoratroy Vos-
toka): head, Sosnov (5).
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Main ~dm8ag,tr head,oV.RMashkov (17)t~HasoOdessa Conatz^sct onzanddRecon Y
struction Administration (31).
Main Administration of Reconstruction Works (32)?
Main Administration of Signaling and Commmunications: head, N. Semenov (33)?
Main Administration of Edu:.ational Institutions: head, Belousov (34).
Directs an extensive system of educational institutions which includes
the Academy of Railroad Transport, lj institutes for railroad transport
engineers, 83 specialized secondary educa~iional schools, 152 tech8lcen-
schools; evening schools and Stakhanovite schools (34a ? and 3,3 B
oral educational srnools. (34b)
Main Administration oP Timber Industry: head, Bashev (35)? Has the follow-
ing timber trusts: Irk?~tak, Konoaha, Sverdlovsk, Koatroma, Northern,
Kirov {Kirovskiy) (36)?
Main Track Administration: head, T. Gavrilov (37)?
Main Traffic Administration: head, N. A. Gundobin, Deputy Minister of Trans-
portation (5); deputy been, Ya. Sokolinakiy, Ye. (30)? Hen Stations De-
partment (acting h5eui, D~br~sel~akiy) (38).
Main Administration of Tunnel and Subway Construction (22).
Other Organizations of Ministry of Transportation
All-Union Planning an3 Surveying Association (Soyuztransproyekt): head, Pieit-
eyn (39)?
Bureau of Complaints (40).
Central Clinical Hospital: located in Pokrovskoye-Glebovo (41).
Central Communications Station {42). '
Central Office for Labor and Wages (13).
Central. Planning and Ecouomic Department: heed, F. Mulyukin, (43)?
Central Department for Planning Carryiug,(perevozka): head, A. Mots. Plana
routing of bulk freight, etc. (44 ).
Central Railroad Car Technical Department (45)?
Hydrometeorological Service: Has function of collecting and correlating weather
data, making predictions as .to meteorological conditions, disseminating
weather data, sending out warnings concerning unfavoraheeto receiveodatni(46).
t0 line Orgaui2ctiaaai ha= "-'?tomatic printing telegrap
The Central unit is probably located in Moscow.,,
Scientific and Technical Council: head, Tvan.ikov. Has Department for New Tech-
nology, Department for Standardization and Unification. Hse function of soly-
ing problems concerning the development and technical equipping of the rail-
roed systems; reviewing the basic types of structures and methods of building
them, the designs and basic parts of rolling stock, machinsso,eans maThBn,
the .technological processes and technical conditions and p ~
?ards;~and controlling, in regard to technology, the scientific, design, and
inventing organizations of railroad transport.(47)
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Trust Yor Rydromechanization of Labor-Consuming Operations (48).
Territorial Administrative and Operational Structure
The USSR railroad Network is broken down into ten railroad okrugs
and. 56 railroad systems. The listing of okrugs and tpe axaten~_und~rathem,
xhieh folloxa~is as given in Izvestiya, 3o July 1950?
When the divisions of the railroad systems xere organized in 1946,
274 divisions were eyes*,ed.(le) The 234 divisions xhich follow xere~for
the moat part, compiled from various Soviet nexapapera dating from July
1949 through November 1950, as indicated.
Caucasus Railroad Okrug: heady Bagrat Nikoleyevich Arutyunov (49)
Azerbaydzhan System; head,, Ali Asad ogli Dzhafarov (50)
Alyat (25 Sep 49J
Baku (28 Sep 49)
Kirovabad (12 May 50)
Ordzhonikidze System: t~.eads Lobanov ;51)
Kizlyar (9 Jul 70j
Makr-ach-Kale (7 Jul 50)
Mineral'nyye Vody (Feb 471
prokhladnaya (11 Jun 50)
North Caucasus System; head, Gartsuyev 152)
Kamenolomni (16 Apr 50)
Rostov ('6 Apr 50)
sal'sk (16 Apr 50)
Shakhtnaye (16 Apr 50)
Stavropol? (16 Apr 50)
Transcaucasus System; heady G. Kiknadze (53)
Divisions
Samtredia (7 Oct 49)
Sukhumi (7 Oct 431
Tbilisi (7 Oct 49)
Yerevan (7 Oct 49)
Central Asia Railroad Okruga head, Kurkovakiy (54)
Ashkhabad Systems acting head, Stepnov (55)
Divisions
Kazandzhik (28 Jun 50)
Krsanovodsk (1 Aug 48)
Mary (4 Dec 49)
Stalinabad (17 Sep 49)
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Andizhan (31 Jul 49)
Arys' (28 Jun 50)
Kokand (7 Oct 49)
Kzyl-orda (4 Dec 49)
Tashkent (28 Jun 50)
Ursat'yevskaye (7 Oct 49)
Turkestan-Siberia System: head, Mezinov (55)
A1~?-Ata (15 ?Jaa 50) ~lso referred to as Fourth DivisioJ
Ayaguz (10 Fet ;0)
Matay (23 Jul 50)
Fishpek ~lso referred to as Sixth Division and Frunze Divisio]
(5 MaY 50)
Rubtsovka (2k Aug 49)
Central Railroad Okrug: S. I. Bagayev (57)
Gor'kiy System: haad, v. Tr.:nov {58)
Kirov (26 Feb 50)
;,Shakhun'ya (22 Nov 4~)
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Moscow-Donbass System
Moscow (23 Nov 49)
Pavelets (25 Nov 49)
gtallnogorak (23 Nev 49)
Uzlovaya {12 Oct 49)
Yelets (12 Oct LLy)
Moscow inner Belt Line
Divisions
Moscow (3 Jun 50)
Divisions
Bryanak (23 Jan 50)
Fayanaovaya (1t Dec 49)
Kalu~a (7 Jul 50)
L'gov (9 Jan 50)
Moscox-Kursk System: head, F. Tkachenko (42)
Divisions
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Moscow-Gor'kiy (9 Oct 49)
Orel (10 May 50)
Tula (9 Dec 49)
Moscow-Ryazan' System: head, Nachuchenko (60)
Michurinek (23 Jul 50)
Moscow (12 Oct 49)
Ryazan' (12 Oct 49)
Sasovo (19 May 50)
Tambov (28 Dec 49)
Yaroslavl' System: head, M. Voronichev (61)
Moskva Butyrskaya (16 Oct 49)
Moscow (20 Nov 49)
Rybinsk (18 Apr 50)
Savelovo also referred to as Four;h Divisio] (28 Sep 50)
Donets Railroad Okrug: head, Petr Fedorovich Krivonos (58)
North Donets System: head, Ya. Krivenko (62)
Divisions
Debal'tsevo (19 May 50)
Krasnyy Liman (5 Mar 50)
Kupyansls (18 Nov 49)
Popasnaya (1 Sep 50)
Starobel'sk (19 May 50)
Voroshilovgrad (18 Dec 49)
South Donets System: head, Gladkikh (63)
Ilovayskoye (26 Jul 50)
Kraanoarmeysk (29 Mar 50)
Volnovakha (11 Jun 50)
Yasinovataya (31 Jul 49)
Southeastern System: head, Okhremchik (64)
Gryazi (26 May 50)
Likhaya (11 Jan 50)
Liski (5 Oct 49)
Povorino (26 May 50)
Roseosh' (16 Dec 49)
Rtishchevo (7 May 50)
Southern System: head, N. Dmitryuk (65)
Divisions
Kremenchug (6 Oct 49)
Lozovaya (6 oct 49)
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Osnova (10 Mar 50)
Poltava (6 oct 49)
Slnorodino (6 Oct 49)
Stalin System: head, N. Zakorko (66)
Dnepropetrovsk (25 Oct 49)
Dolgintsevo (14 Dec 49)
Melitopol' (15 Feb 50)
Simferoppl'_-.' (24 Feb 50)
Zaporozh'ye (2 Jan 50)
Stalingrad System: acting head, Arkhipenko (67)
Divisions
Archeda (25 Nov ~+9)
Kotel'nikovo (30 Dec 49)
inorozovskaya (25 Nov 1~9)
Stalingrad (19 Jtil ~+9)
Far Eastern Railroad Okrug: acting head, Kon'kov (63)
Amur System: head,. I. Gulyayev (68)
Kuybyshevka (27 Nov 49)
Skovorodino (14 Dec 49)
Irkutsk (30 Nov ~+9)
Ulan-Ude (30 Nov 49)
Zama (16 Nov k9)
Bikin (3 Feb 50)
Khabarovsk (13 Jan 50)
Obluch'ye (21 Oct 49)
Divisions
Ilanskaya (24 Nov 50)
Krasnoyarsk (2 Dec ~+9)
Primorskiy System: head, Taryanikov (69)
Divisions
Ruzhino (27 Jan 50)
Vladivostok (15 Jun 50)
Voroahilov (26 Mar 50)
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Kholmsk (11 oct 50)
Poronaysk (11 Oct 50)
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk (First) (11 Oct 50)
Chita (3 Aug 48)
Khilok (30 Nov 49)
Shilka (30 Nov 49)
Northwestern Railroad Okrug: acting head, deputy head Morgunenko (38)
Estonian System: head, A. Kotov (71)
Divisions
Pyarnu (9 Oct 49)
Yellin (9 Oct 49)
Tartu (1 Aug 48)
Kalinin System: head, A. Vasil'yev (72)
Medvedevo (18 Oct 49)
Moscow (30 Nov 49)
Rzhev (30 Nov 49)
Velikiye Luki (30 Nov 49)
Kirov System: head, Kulak (55)
Divisions
Murmansk (9 oct 49)
Petrozavodsk (13 Nov 49)
Sortavals (25 Nov 49)
Volkhovstroy (13 Nov 49)
Latvian System: head, A. S. Bondarenko (50)
Daugavpils (7 Sep 50)
Lepaye (9 Aug 50)
Rezekne (18 Oct 49)
Riga (23 Nov 49)
Yelgava (12 Jul 50)
Leningrad-Baltiyskiy (12 May 50)
Leningrad Varshavskiy (2 Feb 50)
Leningrad Vitebskiy (11 Jan 50)
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Babayevo (16 Aug 50)
Buy (Third) (29 Mar 50)
Nyandoma (10 Feb 50)
Izhma (18 Nov 49)
Knyazh-Pogost (25 Nov 49)
Kotlas (30 Dec 49)
Kuloy (30 Dec 49)
Southwestern Railroad Okrug: head, German Vasil'yevich Kovalev (74)
Kishinev System: head, M. Sorokin (75)
Divisions
Bessarabskaye ~lso referred to as First Divisio~ (16 Sep. 491
Chernovtsy (26 Feb 50)
Kishinev ~lso referred to as Second Divisio~ (16 Sep 49)
Kovel' System: head, Petrov (76)
Divisions
Kovel' (10 Sep 50)
Lvov System: head, G. Golovchenko (77)
Divisions
Stanislav (31 Mar 50)
Uzhgorod (17 Mar 50)
Odessa System: head, Sushchenko (76)
Divisions
Kotovek (21 Jun 50)
Pomoshnay~ (28 Oct 49)
Shevchenko (25 Jun 50)
Znamenak (30 Dec 49)
Southwestern System: head, A. Molchanov (78)
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Korosten' (24 Mar 50)
Vinnitea System: head; M. Mel'nikov (76)
Divisions
Grechany (9 Oct 49)
Kazatin (3 Feb 50)
Shepetovka (Sep 48)
Zhmerinsk (17 Sep 50)
Ural-Siberia Railroad Okrug: acting head, R. Tyahkov (79)
Kax~ganda System: head, N. Yelagin (68)
Divisions
Agadyr' (30 Dec 49)
Akmolinsk (25 Sep 49)
Atbasar (29 Jul 50)
Dzhezkazgan (21 May 50)
Karaganda (25 Sep 49)'
Kurort-Borovoye (25 Sep 49)
Kushmurun (25 Sep 49)
Zhana-Arks (17 May 50)
Omsk System: head, N. Stel'makov, (68)
Barabinsk (28 Oct 49)
Ishim (4 Dec 49)
Omsk.(27 Jan 50)
Petropavlovsk (30 Oct 49)
Slavgorod (20 Apr 50)
Kizel (14 Oct 49)
Perm' (:5 Oct 49)
Zuyevka (14 Jul 50)
South Ural System: head, A. Yamovich (80)
Chelyabinsk (19 Oct 49)
Kartaly (19 Oct 49)
Kurgan (28 Oct 49)
Sinarskaya (14 Jul 50j
Troitsk (1 Sep 50)
Ufaley (7 Apr 50)
Vargashi (18 Nov 49)
Zlatoust (14 Oct 49)
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Sverdlovsk System: head, Oborotov (5)
Kanyshlov (25 Nov 49)
gadezhdinsk (5 Oct 49)
Nizhniy Tegil (25 Oct 49)
Sverdlovsk (2 Nov 49)
Yegorehino (25 Nov 49)
Tomsk System: head, Muratov (81)
Belovo (26 Mar 50)
Novokuznetsk (31 Jul 49)
Novosibirsk (13 SeP 49)
Te~ga (30 Dec 49)
Topki (12 Oct 49)
Volga Railroad Okrug: head, Salambekov
Kazan' System: head, Mil'shteyn (83)
Agryz (23 Nov 49)
Izhevsk {3 Mar 50)
Krasnoufimak (11 Dec 49)
Murom (30 oct 49)
Yudino (28 oct 49)
Kuybyshev System: head, Mal'ginov (84)
Buzuluk (14 Dec 49)
Demo (16 Aug 50)
Penza (19 May 50)
Ruzayevka (22 Sep 50)
Sterlitamak (14 Jul 50)
Syzran' (25 Nov 49)
Orenburg System: head, Zadorozhayy, I. (85)
Aktyubinsk (5 Jan 50)
Chelkar (13 Sep 50)
Gur'yev (10 Nov 49)
Kazalinsk (2 Aug 50).
Orek (6 Jan 50)
Ryazan'-Ural. System: head, A. I{imstach (86)
Divisions
Astrakhan' (12 Oct 49)
Atkarsk (6 Aug 50)
Pokrovek (12 Oct 49)
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Ulyanovsk (5 oct 49)
Western Railroad Okrug: head, Krasnobayev (87)
Belorussian System: head, D. Komarov
Gomel' (29 Jul 50)
Mogilev (2 Nov 49)
Unecha (9 Jul 50)
Zhlobin (16 Dec 49)
Baranovichi (30 Nov 49)
Grodno (25 Sep 49)
Lithuanian System: head, A. Kozhukovskiy (89)
Chernyrakhovsk (1 Nov 49)
Kaunas (4 Dec 49)
Panevezhis ~lso referred to se Seventh Divisio] (4 Jan 50)
Radvilishkis (12 Oct 49)
sbyauly8y (27 Nov 49)
Vil'nyus (17 Sep 49)
Western System: head, G. Kotyaeh (90)
Minsk (15 Jan 50)
Moscow (16 Nov 49)
Orsha (3 Feb 50)
Vitebsk (11 Jul 50)
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Traffic on Railroad Transport , by D:
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5~ Ibid., 18 Oct 5U
6o Moscox, Rechnoy Transport, 28 Jul 50
7; Frunze, Sovetskaya Kirgiziya, 3o Jul 50
8, Moscox, Izvestiya, 30.Ju1 50
9, Riga, Sovetskaya Latviys, 18 Nov 50
10. Moscox, Gudok, 12 Oct 49
11, Ibid., 18 Jun 50
12, Ibid>, 17 Mar 50
13. Moscox, Gudok, 16 Apr 50
14> Ibid., 6 Sep 50
15. Ibid., 12 Jul 50
16. Ibid., 7 Jul 50
lEa. Ibid., 14 Dec 49
17. Ibid., 26 Jul 50
18. Ibid., 16 Aug 50
19. Ibid., 29 Nov 50
20. Ibis., 3o Aug 50
21, Ibid., 21 Oct 49
22. Baku, Bakinskiy Rabochiy, 1 Aug 50
23. Moscox, Gudok, 9 Oct 49
24, Ibid., 3 Feb 50
25. Ibid., 17 Jan 50
26, Moscox, Moskovskiy Komaomolets, 30 Jul 50
27. Moscox, Gudok, 28 Dec 49
28. Ibid., 29 Sep 50
29. Moscox, Moskovakiy Komsomoleta, 27 ,hil 50
30. Moscox, Gudok, 17 May 50
31, Odessa, Bol?shevistskoye Znamya, 28 Jul 50
32. Moscox, Gudo, 11 Aug 50
33~ Ibid., 1 oct 50
34, Ibid., 2 Dec 49
34e, Moscox, Profeasionsl'nyye Soyuzy, No 7, 1950
34b, Moscox, Uchitel'skaya Gazeta, 5 Aug 50
35< Moscox, Gudok, 19 Mar 50 ,
36. Ibid., 29 Jan 50
37. Ibis,, 8 sap 50
38. Ibid., 24 Sep 50
39e Ibid., 29 Sep 50
40. Ibid., 3o Dec 49
41. Ibid., 7 Oct 49
42. Ibid., 4 Nov 49
43, Moscox, Gudok, 7 Sep 49
44. Ibid., 21 Jul 50
45. Omsk, Omskiy Zheleznodorozhnik,~~0'Apr 50
46, Moscox, Gudok, 25 Jun 50
47. Ibid., 15 Sep 50
48. Ibis,, 2 sun 50
49~ Ibid,? 24 Feb 50
50, Ibis., 3o Jul 50
51. Ibid., 9 Jul 50
52. Ibid., 4 Jun 50
53. Tbilisi, Zarya Vostoka, 30 Jul 50
54. Moscox, Vecherxq~eya Moskva, 24 Mar 50
55~ Kiev, Pravda Ukra3ny, 28 Jun 50
56. Tashkent, Pravda Vostoka, 30 Jul 50
~7. Moscox, Gudok, 17 Nov 50
58. Ibid., 25 Dec 49
59. Ibid., 20 Nov 49
60. Ibid., 27.Sep 50
61. Ibid., 22 Oct 50
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63.
Ibid., 3 Dec 50
64,
Ibid., 27 oct 50
65.
Ibid., 17 Feb 50
66.
Ibid., 21 Dec 49
67.
Ibid., 1 Dec 50
68.
Ibid., 15 Nov 50
69.
rnia., 1 Jan 50
70.
Moscow, Gudok, 11 Dec 49
71.
Ibid., 24 May 50
72.
Ibid., 30 Nov 49
73.
Moscow, Krasneya Zvezda, 11 Jan 47
74.
Moscow, Gudok, 22 Feb 50
75~
Kishinev, Sovetskaya Moldaviys, 3o Jul 50
76.
Kiev, Pravda Ula'ainy, 20 May 50
77.
Moscow, Gudok, 1 Nov 50
78.
Ibid., 29 Nov 50
79.
Ibid., 22 Sep 50
80.
Ibid., 19 Oct 50
81.
Ibid., 22 Nov 50
82.
Ibid., 26 Feb 50
83.
Ibid., 26 Oct 49
84.
Izvestiye, 9 Aug 50
85.
Moscow, Gudok, 8 oct 50
86.
Ibid., 6 Aug 50
87.
Vil'nyus, Sovetskaya Litva,
3 Jun 50
88.
Moscow, Gudok, 13 Nov 49
89~
Vil'nyus, Sovetskaya Litva,
30 Jul 50
90.
Moscow, Gudok, 23 Apr 50
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