COMMENTS ON MINORITIES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP81-01035R000100020017-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 1, 2009
• Sequence Number: 17
• Publication Date: October 5, 1947
• Content Type: REPORT

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4 Complete transfer of Gems from the Recovered Territories wa . Ixpected by the end
of June 1947. The following factora, however, have retarded th,;, chedule:
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CON:IDENTI L
(a) German specialists are needed in the Recovered Territorie?i.
(b) Zonal occupation authorities are unwilling to acce?t more Germans.
(c) The 9PR does not want to lo;:e prospective ?arty members.,
(d) The Germans themselves object to leaving.
5. There are indications of planning and organized direction in t; recent flow of
Germans to the east. The flow is especially noticeable in Opp 'In-Silesia where
many Germans are returning on the pretext th.,t they are actual: ? Silesian Poles
who were transferred by mistake. Arrivals have averaged betwe 15 and 20 persons
per clay since September 1946. Many Germans are also fleeing t Goland from the
Soviet Zone because of political and economic conditions there.
Ukrainians
6. Inaugurated with great energy, the transfer of populations frot. the east has
slowed down. Soldiers participating in the project do not bel44ave it can solve
the Utkrainian. problem within two years if current methods are retained..
7. UPA (Ukrainian partisan ,army-) bands have dispersed into small . nits which combine
onl#. for major operations. Tell-organized communications faci'. J. `:,ate the movement
of small units. The following UPA activities were ret,)ortee duJing May 1947:
(a) 2 May -- Burned the village of Vietlina Korzenice.
(b) 5 May -- Burned three bridges in the Jaroslaw district.
(c) 7 May -- Burned the following villages in the tuba.czow di_.ti:?ict: Nova Groble.,
Niemirow, and Lukov.
(d) 9 May -- Killed two Poles in Molodycze.
(e) 13 May --- Attacked a frontier guard post at Olchowice, Iro,~o district.
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24 May -- A band of P50 well-armed UPA men requisitioned a',.1 bread in $zuwsk:o,
Jaroslaw district.
8. All Polish villages in the Ukrainian neighborhood must pay a "?:Lnsom" to the U01,
(Ukrainian Arty Organization). "Ransom" is payable in cash ar_:, yroduce, and is
collected under threat of death. Luring May "ransoms" were 10--1.0d. on the following
villages: Dunkowice, Piwoda, Viazownica, Miekisz, and Miche.lo ,,ir ach.
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