1. MEDICAL AND AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH IN THE USSR 2. MEDICAL INSTALLATIONS IN SEVASTOPOL

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• Publication Date: July 10, 1953
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
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tional Defense of the United States, within the mean-
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1. Medical and Agricultural Research
in the USSR
2. Medical Installations in Sevastopol
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magazine Ate, which stated that a Georgian Republic anti-malaria station
had imported small fish to destroy anopheles mosquito larvae. These fish had
been Introduced into the Rion River area in the Poti region to feed upon the
mosquito larvae there. I recall no other details; I assume that the
anti-malaria station referred to was in Tbilisi.
2. Askan.i Nova, , was the site of a famous animal reservation
in the prewar years. This preserve was the
Only One o tskind. in the Soviet Union in 1952. The reservation had a
scientific research institute engaged in cattle-breeding experimentation.
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3, A. short distance from Tsuryupinsk there was a soil-improvement research
station which was engaged in the reclaiming of sandy ground for
agricultural use, but I have no further information on this station.
4. I.have.drawn a rough sketch to show the location of several medical
installations of Sevastopol in 1941 (see page 37. The Biological
station of Sevastopol was engaged in the study of marine biological
specimens.
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1. Fort
2. Sevastopol Inlet
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3. Naval Hospital, a group of buildings in barracks-style
4. Wharf of the Third International
5? Third International Square
6. Mdn;~ment pogibshim korablyama column commemorating the sunken
ships.of'1655
7. Institute for Physical Therapy
8. Lunacharskiy Theater
9. & 10.''Biological Station buildings of the Academy of Sciences
11. Primorsky Boulevard, a promenade (not a road) and park containing
the above-named buildings and restaurants
12. Marketplace
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