SOVIET AIR FORCE AND ARMY UNITS IN THE BELTSY-FLORESHTY AREA

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• Publication Date: March 15, 1961
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1. The airborne regiment stationed in Floreshty LI\T 47-53, E 28-11/
was referred to as an "assault ?ifle ;tegiment" (Pekhotno--clesantnyy Polk).
It included support units of artillery, engineer, and light tanks (vezdekhodki):
The men generally wore normal khaki infantry uniforms, but the shoulderboards
for each unit were different: the engineer unit wore red shoulderboards with
black edges, the artillery battalion black shoulderboards with black velvet
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edges, and the tank unit black shoulderboards with a metal tank emblem.
2. The artillery regiment which had been stationed in Floreshty until early 1957,
was transferred to Beltsy LN 47-46, E 27-567, the site of its divisional head-
quarters. There it was stationed at the Red Barracks (KXasnyye Kazarmy) along
with another artillery regiment. While it was in 'Floreshty, the artillery
regiment engaged in training exercises at the Vadu-luy-vody LN 47-05, E 29-07
summer camp and at the maneuvern area in Veselaya Dolina Ly 6-14, E 29-207-
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3. In early 1957 the division with headquarters in Beltsy had
two subordinate artillery regiments and one infantry regiment also stationed
in Beltsy. Each artillery regiment included a mortar unit. In early 1957,
it was rumored that an antiaircraft artillery regiment had been organized within
the framework of this division. An engineer unit equipped with amphibitus
vehicles was also stationed in Beltsy. During the annual maneuvers of 1955,
engineer units erected a bridge over the Dnestr consisting of amphibious vehicles,
4. The corps with headquarters in Kishinev 5 47-00, E 28-50
stationed in Floreshty, Beltsy, Bendery /N 46-49, E 29-29
L 46-50, E 29-37
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5. The airfield stated to be near Markuleshty g,47-53, E 28-1_57 was in fact
the Gurakaynary g 47-52, E 2847 airfield. . Even though the field was
closer to Gurakaynary, it was more frequently referred to by military
personnel as the Markuleshty airfield because a road had been constructed
from the Markuleshty railroad station to the field. This road was
constructed in 1952/1953 and was washed away by the first rains of that
year. The CO of the engineer unit which had constructed the road and the
engineer responsible were brought to trial,"fand the latter was sentenced
to ten years of imprisonment.
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SUMO' Explosives Plant No. 673 in Kazan
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1. Plant No. 673, located on "25th October" Street in Kazan, was reportedly
established by German engineers in about 1820. The Street "25th October"
ran parallel to the right bank of the Kazanka River on the outskirts of
the town, in a part of the Kirov municipal district popularly known as
Yagodnaya Sloboda. The plant buildings lay alongside the river in a
wooded area which looked more like a park than the site of a military
plant. There reportedly was a large fire in the plant in 1916 which
resulted in much damage and loss of life. In. 1942 the plant was called
Lenin Works No. 40 but, since 1953/1954, it had been officially
designated Plant No. 673. The plant employees and other inhabitants of
Kazan still referred to it as either PorokhOvoy (gunpowder) Plant No. 40
or the Lenin Works.
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The plant area was surrounded by a barbed-wire and wood fence. The
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At one time the gates were guarded by military-perSonnel, but recently
they had been guarded by civilians. The workers were issued entry permits
to the plant area and separate passes to their respective departments.
Rank-and-file workers and clerks were carefully searched before they were
allowed to enter, while members of the management, who carried special
passes, entered Wtthout delay. In order to leave the plant during working
hours, workers had to obtain special passes from their departments. On
leaving, they were subjected to a further body search. Watchtowers
stood inside the plant area and were manned by MVD troops, and MVD
patrols guarded both the interior and exterior areas of the plant.
the plant guard duties were the responsibility
of a garrison MVD force. Fire prevention units were permanently on
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3. During World War II,Plant No. 673, which was one of the largest industrial
enterprises in Kazan, was managed by an army officer. Since the war,
however, it had been run by civilians. The present director of the
personnel department, who was also head of cadres, was an MVD officer with
the rahk of lieutenant colonel. The plant was officially subordinate ?
to the USSR Ministry of Defense until 1954, when it was transferred to the
USSR Ministry of Automobile, Tractor)and Agricultural Machine Building.
At that time it began to manufacture agricultural implements, such as
small seed drills, plows, and fertilizer spreaders In 1946, a toy
department tsis.7 was opened. As a result of these innovations, there
was a fall in the output of military products. The plant worked in
three shifts, and the majority of its employees were women. A permanent
military commission (Voyenpred) was attached to. the plant under the command
of a lieutenant colonel. The commission included naval in addition to
army officers, but had no air force personnel.
4. The production departments were housed in single-story buildings (number
and sizes unknown) and the administrative departments in two-story buildings.
The plant's main product, gunpowder, was manufactured in a number of -.D0clucYun
production areas, each of which was divided into departments and sub-
departments. The various production areas and departments were the
following:
a. Production Area No. 1, which was divided into a number of departments
and handled hydrochloric and aulftric acid. This was considered
to be one of the most injurious parts of the plant, whose employees
worked in four-to-fiveehour shifts and received extra food allowances
in the form of milk, oil, and other foodstuffs. One of the departments
in this area had the tallest stack in the plant, it was constructed
of either brick or concrete
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b. Production Areas Nos 2 and 3, which vere7also :considered injurious to
health because they also, reportedly, dealt with acids. Their employees
worked in six-hour shifts and received extra allowances of milk. One
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either brick or concrete no details of any further stacks).
c. Production Area No. 4, which used alcohol and ether (no details).
d. Production Area Noc 5, which comprised some six or seven departments
that were said to include all the stages of gunpowder production.
e. Production Area No. 6, which comprised the gunpowder weighing and packing
departments. The powder was packed in densely woven cotton sacks which
were weighed and sewn up by machines. After they had been closed,
informant thought a fuze was tied to each sack. The plant manufactured
gunpowder in the form of meal, pellets, macaroni, flakes, and thin
flexible strips; the size of the sack varied for each form (informant
did not know their weights). Onettypenof sack, which was approxi-
mately one meter long, was filled with macaroni-type gunpowder and .5
designated No. 130. . these were used for filling
heavy naval shells. The Elanpowder was also manufactured in the form
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individually with an attached fuze. All the sacks were packed in zinc
boxes and put into wooden crates, which were closed with nails and
afterwards sealed with metal banas. The crates had handles on both sides
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These were then transferred to the plant
stores, where they were loaded onto railroad-freight cars for shipment.
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f. Production Area No. 7, which was the plant's metalwork section.
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Production Area No. 8, which comprised casting and lathe shops.
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h. Production Area No. 9, which comprised carpentry shops where the above
packing crates were manufactured.
i. Production Area No. 15, which manufactured the zinc packing boxes.
j. Department No. 10, which manufactured sacks and various articles
for use by the plants.
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Department No. 11, which managed the stores to which the crates were
sent from the packing departments. A few of the store buildings
were single-story structures, although the majority were underground.
Above the underground stores the area was covered by lawns and trees,
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1.
Department No. 16, which
was in charge of transport. The plant owned
a number of trucks, but there -,rwas also a double-track railroad spur,
which entered the plant on its north side. Branch lines led too
all the store buildings and to many of the departments. Complete
trains, comprising 50-60-ton freight cars, aroe d the plant area
and were often loaded with the gunpowder crates,. The plant also had
its own internal railway
and rolling stock.
system and an unknown number of locomotives
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Department Nos. 12
13,and 14 also existed
Other departments within the plant included:
a. A special workers' control department.
b. Separate technical control departments in each production area (there
was no overall technical control department).
c. Work safety department,
d. Celluloid toy department.
e. A department referred to as Formuliarny Sic; Formulyarnyy 1.7 which
included a ballistics section from which frequent explosions were heard.
The explosions took place on a barren area to the rear of the plant.
f. A transformer station, situated close to the plant area. The source
of the plant's power supply was not known.
6. A chemical engineering institute which belonged to Plant No. 673 was located
on Khalturin Street, near the plant itself. Its teaching staff was drawn
from among the plant's engineers. The students gained their practical
experience in Plant No. 673 and also in the town of Tambov LN 52-43, E 41-277
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officials of Plant No. 673 in Kazan
a. Anatoliy Konstantinovich Smaznoy,
rgic7 of the plant and a chemical
director of the toy department
engineer by profession
He had recently been
of Department No. 4 (ether and alcohol).
appointed director
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. Major Mbisey Cherbatskiy, an MVD officer employed in the personnel
department of the plant
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c. Moisey Mikhaylovich ffropp) an engineer at the plant
other military plants in Kazan:
a. Plant No. 16, which was also known as Kinoplenka (motion picture
film).2 no details.
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b. Plant No. 1 or 10 (exact number not known), which was located at Zelenodolsk
55-51, E 48-37 in the vicinity of Kazan. This plant was also known
as the Ordzhonikidze Works and was said to manufacture shell cases.3
c. Another military plant in Zelenodolsk, which manufactured plywood for the
aviation industry.
d. Plant No. 387 in Kazan4 no details).
Comments:
1. Probably the Chemical and Explosives Plant No. 204 in Tambov.
2. Plant No. 16 in Kazan is an aircraft engine plant. Factory No. 8
i/n Kuybyshev produces photographic film.
3. Probably the Ammunition plant No. 184 in Zelenodolsk which produces
aircraft ammunition and artillery cartridge cases.
4. Aircraft Plant No. 387 is Kazan is known to have produced the MI-4
(ROUND).
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SUBJECT Bearings Plant No. 4 in Kuybyshev
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1. Bearings Plant No. 4 (GPZ No. 4) was located on Semeykenskoye ehosse in
Kuybyshev, the road joining Kuybyshev and KirovskoYe shoese which led to
Bezymyanka. It was subordinate to the Directorate for the Bearings 1
Industry (Glavpodshipnik) of the Ministry of Medium Machine Building.
The plant was transferred to Kuybyshev from Moscow at the outbreak of
hostilities with Germany. Since 1958, all the plant's production
departments had been at this site. Previously, the department.of
instrument bearings was located in a two-stOry building at 8 ulitsa
Oborony, on the banks of the Samara River but, in that year, informant heard
that this department had been moved to a new, building at the Semeykenskoye.
shosse site and that the building on ulitsa Oborony was taken over by 'a
bearing repair plant called Remont Podshipnik.
2. The plant's large compound was surrounded by a wooden fence 2.5 to 3 meters
high. It could be entered from several directions, and entry. permits
were checked at all the entrances. Each worker Was issued a permit, valid
for six months, for entry into his department only. He had to show it
at the gate and then leave it with the timekeeper in his department until
the end of the workday..
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3. The plant's offices were located in a four-story building outside the
compound near the main gate, the first floor of which housed the
cadres department.
The workers' club is also outside the plant compound, opposite the main
entrance, and was used for meetings, films, theater performances, etc.
4. The department of instrument bearings employed about 600 workers. It
worked in three shifts until 1955/1956, since which time it had been
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working in two shifts only. The department produced some 70 to 80
types of bearings varying in diameters from 2 mm. to 181.mm. Thozeo
of up to 10 mm. were called "special bearings" and were designated as
follows:
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b.
R-2 -
R-4 -
R-5 -
d. R-6 -
e R-7 - 7mm.
f. R-0 -
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h. R-10 - 10mm in diameter.
2mm. in diameter.
4= in diameter.
5mm. in diameter.
6mm. in diameter.
in diameter.
Omm. in diameter.
9mm. in diameter.
The department did not produce balls for any of the bearings but only
assembled them in the races. The source of the balls was unknown
but they and the races were produced
from a metal designated SH-15 gharikovaya Khromistaya Stal7. The
bearings were made with great accuracy
they were for use
in precision instruments for
unknown types of machinery, although some of them were
used for aircraft. At the workers' meetings, the importance of this
department was always stressed.
5. The plant maintained a technical control section (OTK) whose task it
was to assure that the bearings were of the required standard of quality.
, this section was to have been disbanded at the end
of 1957 and the workers were to be given suitable instruments so that
they could check their own work.
the plant produced one million bearings of various sizes annually.
6. Tht bearings were sent to various industrial plants immediately after
they had been completed and, they were exported
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Bearings Plant No. 4 in Kuybyshev:
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an engineer
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a Ytsim (fnu), director of the plant until 1953/1954, who was
and an army officer.
b. Nikolay Ivanovich VasiiyeY, director of the plant since 1954
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d. Ivan Paviovich Kruk, chief technologist of the plant
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Saveyeva (fnu) (female), head of the department for the production
of instrument bearings and an engineer by profession
f. Grignev (fnu), engineer in the instrument bearings department
8. Attached overlay sketch shows the locations of Semeykenskoye shosse (A),
Bearings Plant No. 4 (B), and offices of the Bearings Plant No. 4 (0.
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of the Motor Vehicle Industry. With the economic reorganization of 1957
bearings plants passed under the administrative jurisdiction of newly
created economic councils in the regions where they were located.
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Tho.koy to the sketch map at Appondix "A" is as
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? 1 Waiting room for ferry for HAIPHONG aroa
2 Spinning mill (reconstruction and ropairs
in progross)
3 Formor raco track (noglootod ? no chango made)
4 Rico fiolds (wot paddies) and vogotablo
gardcns
5 Scattorod dwellings
6 Ricofiolds (wot paddies)
7 Avenuo of troos (beautiful promonado pavod)
8 l'iedical school (convortod from a Pronchmanls
villa)
9: Church (in uso)
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10 Gonoral hospital
11 Vogotablo and frosh fish markot
1.2 Irob.works
.13 Shipyard (oxtonsivo sito modium installation).
14 Woodon,pior for forry. Porry?boats aro
woodon rowing boats
15 Ropair yoard for small wooden craft
16 Earlimo customs; and maritime transport-
control body
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17 Liquor sales shop
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18 Town?administered. thoatro
19 Rico mill (cleaning)
20 Department store
21 Bus atop and garage
22 Powor station
23 Town?administorod cinema
24 (a) Elomontariaddle School
(b) Elementary School
25 Tuberculosis hospital (now construction)
26 School for oxocutivos (cultural)
27 QULNG YEN local Government office
28 Town?administerod public park and gymnasium
29 District Court
: 30 Post Offico (2?storoyod)
31 Taxation office
32 Barracks (contain 3,000 conscripts)
33 Sontry box at main gate of abovo
34 Barratks for troops of Guard corps (approx.
1,000 mon) '
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37 Woodworking plant
38 Farm land
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