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• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP83-00423R001400980004-5
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: November 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 16, 1999
• Sequence Number: 4
• Content Type: LIST

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DESCRIPTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS.
Lumber crane traveling from Klymec to Beskid, Galicia; electrically powered,
risers placed two (2) kilometers apart. Believed still in use in 1943.
/2. Two shots of the viaduct which passes through Beskid; located at Oporzec near
Skolego; still in use during September 1944.
3. Two shots of bridge (for location consult sketch, #3). Bridge still in use
during December 1945.
V 4. View on the slopes of Mt. Magura; note border marker which faces Czechoslovakia. 1944
Close-up of marker seen in photograph #4. 1944.
'-"6. Church of Saints Peter and Paul, near Oporzec, facing west from top of hill; Mt.
Magura faces rear of church; 1/2 hr travel on foot from church to foot of Mt. Magura.
1943.
1.../6a. Another view of slope in front of church in photo #6.
(-/7. View from church in photo #6, Mt. Velykiy Yavirnyk obscured in distance.
V 8. View facing
center left
?79. Close-up of
small white
small white
small white
northwesterly direction; railroad passes immediately near trees in
and travels toward the bridge in photo #3.
two buildings shown in photo #8 near head of man standing on the end;
house on slope houses the railroad workers; railroad passes immediately
house; the Oper River runs between string of houses in foreground and
house.
10. Photo at the point where streams meet to form the Oper River, see #10 on sketch
v-11. View at point #11 on sketch; railroad is on crest of hill in background.
View of hard dirt road; arrow points toward Lavochne; railroad is near two trees
near edge of photo.
13. View of road between fences in photo ; Lavochne toward rear of photo; people
are facing Beskid.
14. Facing this photo is a view from the right side of photo #12..
14a. This is a continuation of the view shown in photo #14. 1942
15. View of section 1 1/2 kilometers from Lavochne which is situated to right of
photo; road is near the fence; river is behind the road. 1942.
/46. View of the village Ternavka; this is the Oper River flowing toward and under
bridge toward Lavochne and Stryj, then passes under bridge indicated at point
#15 on sketch.
I/17. View facing Czortkow, Galicia; direction is west from east. 1943.
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1,/17a. View facing Czortkow, Galicia. 1943.
1718. Two girls walking on Akademitska Ulitsa,-Lviv, Four-story building on left
is Hotel George; center building is the city hall; building behind two girls
is a twelve-story building. Street between city hall and Hotel George is
Legionow Ulitsa. 1943.
lij19. View of street behind HOtel George on Legionow Ulitsa.
1/20. Akademichna Ulitsa, Lviv, 1937.
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INSTRUCHONS FOR USE OF SKETCH MAP GRID
1. This plotting grid has been devised to fill a need (arc sys-
tematic method of producing accurate "memory" sketches.
By the use of a "grid-compass" system such as this, greater
accuracy of scale con be achieved and a home of reference
will be available for presenting interview information in
2. graphic fermis- divided into inch grids, which in turn are sub-
divided into five spaces. The scale would normally bei
inch equals whatever distance the compiler would decide
when beginning the sketch. A standard ratio such as =
100 meters, 111-=i mile, etc., would be niggard, although
any unit of measure, in either the English or metric system,
I applicable.
3. The key reference point for originating a memory sketch
using this plotting cnd may be at the intersection of the
compost lines at the center, or at any other point clearly
marked by the compiler. This would be any fixed location with
which he is familiar (e.g., a prominent industrial installation,
railway station, compiler's home, etc.) If that only precisely
known location is beyond the limits of the sketch map,
a note should be made of the distance and direction in
which it lies. Should the compiler be familiar with several
sections of a given town or area but not the complete
town or area, he could sketch seventi charts with a key
reference point for each.
Ac. The memory sketch may be drawn directly on the printed
grid or it may be drawn on a semi-transparent overlay
using the grid merely for determining distance and direction.