CHEMICAL WARFARE TRAINING CENTER AT FAGARAS

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• Publication Date: November 25, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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84; U- rsrA*FOaMwI1oN.
COUNTRY Rumania
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DATE DISTR. 26 Nov. 1953
SUBJECT Chemical Warfare Training Center at NO. OF PAGES :2.
Fagaras
PLACE
ACQUIRED
DATE
ACQUIRED BY SOURCE
DATE OF INFORMATION
THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
dent fi ation Data: Zreterence Annex As
rasor
NO. OF ENCLS.
(LISTED BELOW)
SUPPLEMENT TO
REPORT NO.
Point # 1. Chemical Warfare Training Area: ai wooded and. hilly, area .-
e e y north o e village of Galati, teferred, to
as Galati Valley] Area included the
e e 1 alul Crucu elevation
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# 2. Chemical Warfare Training Center (Central Chimia): located
In the eastern outskirts or e town of Fagaras, with
installation on the north and south sides of the Fagaras to
Brasov 5 45-38,#'E 25-347 National Highway, !t. Qf. ,gee
Annex B. for site 1ayou _]
USAF review completed.
ARMY review completed.
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Copper Sulphate Plant: -located within broken line.
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# 3. Chea n ar 'are ' Ar1;311er BattalionAre z see Annex B t
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Its relation to the Chemical Warfare Training Center
,was unknown.
# 4. Chemical Commissariat Comisariatul Chirnic): located approxi-
, west o? the Chemical Warfare Training Center
ma~ W,--
south of the National Highway see Annex B,9 Pts'. 79 and 8.
# 5.
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was a copper sulphate plant. No further information.
# 6. Nitro Ammonia Plant Area: located within the area designated
bar bro s i e q Th s area was observed from the Chemical War-
fare Training Areas t $ `(,/.? 25X1
it was a nitro ammonia la nL~ I
A small river
flowing north from the area of the Plant into Fagaras had an
odor similar to gasoline.
# 7. Chemical Warfare Tra_inin e d: various chemi
tra-fnifi mixer?" see were c6a. aUF ed in this area.
# 8. Chemical De of "OMandra"$ De ozi.tul Chiric ""Mandra ): Zs-ee
Annex BS ~'a thro>u.8 X33. )ep a was located 700 to 1,000
m. east of the Chemical. War are Training Center on the south
side of the Fagaras-Brasov National Highway.
# 9. National Hi , : Fagaras to Braasov, aee Annex B,3 Pt. 11.
# 10. Village of Delani:
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a mustard gas dump was located in
the area south of this village on the north slopes of the
Fagaras Mountains,. No further information.
Statement of Importance:
2. The Ch mic 1 Warfare Training Cente 25X1
was the only organization of i s ype in Rumania. It was the
major chemical warfare training center for the Rumanian Armed Forces,
Its mission w.s the training of personnel for service in the Chemical
Warfare Branch of the Rumanian Army and the training of selected er- 25X1
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installation was used by the German
Chemical Warfare Branch during World War II.
3. The Chemical Warfare Training Center was subordinate to the CW
Headquarters (Cornandamentul Chimic al Armatei) located "somewhere" i
Bucharest. The Commander of the CW Training Center was Rumanian
gener
l M
DAMI
AN
ajor
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three Soviet colonels or lieutenant colonels
at the Center were actually the Soviet CW ad'Y sere o?, a Cen er. It
was rumored among the students that the Center would thane its
location to either Iasi T 47-10, E 27-3Z7 or Timisoara 45-487,
E 21-137 because the Fagaras Mountains harbored resistance and
terror at units.
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The Chemig Commissariat in Fagaras was charged with the processing
of reservists and draftees .for training i he Branch of the
Rumanian Army
Site Layout: reference Annex B Sketch of Chemical Warfare
Training Center,
Point if 1. Fence-, barbed wire, li me high on the east and south
boundaries; board fence, 2 M. high on the south and
west boundaries. The entire fence enclosed Chemical
Center buildings located south of Fagaras on the Brasov
National Highway 5t. 1 .
# 2. Chemical Warfare Officers' School ~Bui ldinr and Billets:
stuccoed-brick; gabled tile roof; concrete floors.
Ground floor - mess halls, club, food storage; 2nd
floor - telephone switchboard, administration offices
and dormitories; 3rd floor - dormitories, office of
political commissar,, secret documents office; 4th floor.-
dormitories.(four; approximately 90 beds in each),
offices of battalion and company commanders. This
building, along with buildings its. 3 and 66 were the
largest in the entire Fagaras area.
# 3, Chemical Warfare Political Officers' School and Billets:
50 m. TEE' T5 m. wide, four stores g ; white stuccoed-
brick; gabled tile roof; concrete floors. Until March
1952, the building had been the political officers'
school for the chemical arm. All were commissioned per-
sonnet (Lt. Cols Majors, Lt:s$~ Captains) and num-
bered approximately 300. After the departure of this
group in March 1952, the building was used by student
officers from all the services undergoing a two-month
course in chemical warfare. A short training course in
the field of physio-pathology was also given to newly-
commi d medical officers in this building. In June
19529 800 young men were to arrive at 25X1
the Chemical Center at a later date and were.to be
billeted in this building.
if 4. storage Building: 30 x 20 x 8 m.; flat, cement roof;
two stories high, Outer first floor stuccoed; 2nd floor
brick and'without windows. Building contained artillery
pieces, rocket launchers, (five barrels, 24-cm, diameter),'
decontamination equipment, flame throwers, etc. No
further information,
# 5? Cement Building: five by five by three meters; flat
rrooor; use uniiown.
# 6. Underground Storage Bunkers: contents unknown. Guarded
24 ours a ay by one sentry,
if 7. Entrances barbed wire gate. Width permitted passage
or trucks. Dirt road led from entrance along outside
of barbed wire fence to road 5t. 17.
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# 8.
eaIarare Traitin Area- not enclosed by feehae.
nduetted this area
a
Road: unpaved;,seven meters wide. Bordered east side of Chemical
Crater area south of Fagarae-Brasov Highway 5t. l ,
nor training exercisUs were
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10. Entrance- wooden gate; four meters wide.
this gate was close to guard shack 5t ]. and had - sera ry,
11. Stable: 20 m. long; five meters wide; stuccoed;, gabled tide rop '.
# 12. Gard Bill ,.ts d Off .Ge: six by six meters; single-story;
stuceoe--bric
# 13. Reception Building.- nine by six meters; single-start'; stuccoed-
br e ; gab ed roof (tile or tin). New arrivals at the Chemical
Center reported here. Also contained the office of the Chief of
Guards and a small jail.
14. Entrance Per onnel Gate): guarded by area duty officer and assis-
tan , o arMe-.
15. Building- L-shaped; 10 x 5 x 5 m.; single-story; stuccoed-brick;
small mesa hall and a civilian
d
a
gabledile roof, Containe
waiting room.
16.. Building-. constructed in summer of 1952, three x three x four
meters; wood; black tar paper roof. Referred to as a .control
point for, entrance Eft. W.
17. Main Entrance- wooden gate; width permitted passage of trucks,
Guar- constantly posted outside of gate.
18. Ham- National Highway; led from 25X1
Fagaras east to Mandra and Brasov; six meters wide; cobblestone
at point indicated; cement paving began 200 in. to the east.
19. Small Farm (Civilian) - no further information.
20. Vacant Lot.
21. Fence- barbed wire; li in. high; enclosed east boundary of area,
west half of southern boundary; north boundary enclosed by
wooden fence.2z in. high; south wooden fence topped with barbed
Wire. Dense growth of hedges and willow trees along the south
fence obscured the view of the training field ~t. 257 from high-
way. However, during winter months it was possible To see the
training field frorri the highway.
22. Main Entrance: from highway to north area of Center; wooden;
pr x ate~y two meters high; one sentry.
approximately-
23. Building- control or check point; wooden; three by three by
tree meters; gabled tar paper roof, Two guards were on duty at
all times. Military personnel passed unchallenged during the
day. Everyone was challenged during hours of darkness.
24. House: single-story; 10 in. long, 6 ?.m.,'. wide;, stuceOed-brick;;
w=e; gabled tile roof. Living quarters of Lt. Col. TEOFILESCB,
Commandant of Chemical Warfare Officers' School Battalion.
25. Training Area: various training ; exdraises conducted in this
area innc u 'rag gas mask drills, lectures, physical training.
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Buildi~
15 x 5 x k Hi.; sinngle--stcarp; at ceded-brisk; gabled
~naa repair
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.
e roof.
Til-
room*
Consisted of a gas chamber a~ad,. tae
27,
Road: three meters wide; crushed stone.
28.
"Small Wooden Tower: meteo tower. Barometer and wind vane
tion
.
located in tower. No further informa
# 29,. Water FR ing Station: small; dimensions unknown; stuccoed-
br c .
30, Barbed Wire Enclosed Area; used in the testing of mines and
grenades,
31. Barbed Wire Enel'Osed Area: used for testing effects of mustard
gas.
32. Narrow Gau a Track: 30?4O m. long. A vehicle similar in appear-
ance and con , stx aat 0f to a tank traveled on the rails as a target
during the training exercise conducted with flame throwers. ` No
further information.
# 33. Stone House: resembled a small castle; this building was also
used as a target during training exercises with flame throwers.
Believed to 25X1
34. Small Wooded Area: dimensions unknown.
flage training exercises.
be used during camou
# 35. Underground Storage Area: 10 x 15 m.; wooden shetlterdabose small
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section ostorage area.
incendiary liquids, and other deadly gases were stored beneath
the ground in 200-lit, metal drums. Area was patrolled 24 hours
daily. No further information.,
36. Main Entrance: north entrance to school area. Wooden barricade
across roa . sentry on duty 24 hours daily. During the hours
of darkness civilian travel was prohibited along the road running
east from entrance and also on the road along the east boundary
of training area.
# 37. Housing Area: civilian homes, approximately 10; single-story.
According to Source, some officers from the Chemical Center and
their families lived in this area.
# 38. Jewish Cemetery. 75 x 25 m.j small caretaker's house at south end.
39. Possible Chemical Storage Area: this area enclosed by barbed
w re in, g , c ma e y 100 x 50 rn,contained three
rectangular hay stacks (3o-4o x 8 c 5 m.) placed parallel and
three round hay stacks (five meters in diameter and eight meters
in height
ad no een grown. a No
mes, w on duty, accompanied by three dogs.
unusual activity other than the guard duty was observed by
Source in area. Area had a small guard shack with a field phone
and a small shack containing several barrels of water and
buckets. No further information.
40. Road: five meters wide;:orUshed stone. . :e4 from along, northern
oundary of school area, west to Fagaras Center..
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41. Fence .-wooden; two meters high; enclosed :northwest boundary of
area.
# 42. Femme barbed wire,. 1 ;.to 2m. high; enclosed north boundary O
area..
43. Athletic Fields approximately 150 x 50 m. Area li to 2 m. lower
than area to south. A wooden grandstand was located on the south
side as indicated on sketch,
44. Entrance: wooden gate. One armed sentry on guard 24 hours daily.
45. Mess and Assembly Hall: single-story; stuccoed-brick; gabled tile
U ed by m'+erson e1 of 42nd "Mixed" Chemical Warfare Bat-
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# 46. Building Area: area consisted of four *Mixed"
- U____06 personnel of the 42nd
Chemical Warfare Battalion.Q gable to describe the area 25X1
further.
# 47. WoodennLecture Shelter: wooden; tar papered roof, supported on
wooen poles. Used or lectures during inclement weather.
# 48. Car Port; wooden; two;each approximately.20 m. long; wooden tar
oles,
wooden
d
p
on
papered roof supporte
49. Laundry Builddi : approximately 10 x 4 x 4 m..; 'stuccoed-brick;
.1e, gable roo .
# 50. Buildin : 10 x 10 x 5 m.; stuccoed-brick; gabled tile roof.
rinting office.
ter
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p
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vase c
in Offices - Chemical Center:
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51. DULL
u ng; s uccoed-brick; gabled tile
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a uxur oua s ng a
.ly
roof; 15 x 15 x 6 m. Contained offices of General DAMIAN, Garri-
son and Chemical Center Commander, and his staff. Alarm siren
for Chemical Center located in this building. Sentry posted at
entance at all times. Armed with submachine gun.
52. Building: dimensions unknown. Single-story; stuccoed-brick,;
gabled ile roof. Housed offices of Communications Company.
Two four-meter-high antennae were visible on roof.
# 53. Theater Building: 40 x 10 x 8 m.; stuccoed-brick; roof type and'
material unknown. Building contained theater, capacity 500-600.
East end of building used for storage of chemical warfare equip- ;
ment. No further information,
# 54. Buildin ? single -stor 12 x 6 m.; stuccoed-brick; gabled tile
roo . believeto be post office. No further infor- 25X1
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# 55. Building: 'eight by five by four meters; stuccoed-brisk; gabled
tile roof. Believed to contain offices. No further 25X1
information.
# 56. Buildin : Same. descri ption as building Pt.. 57. Probably con-
tained office 25X1
# 57. Armament Storage Build ing: 20 x 7 x 4 m.; single-story; stuccoed-
brick; gabled tile roo Small armst machine guns, rifles were
stored in this building 25X1
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# 58. West Ln .ranee: . wooden gate, l to 2 in. high''' Armed sentry on
duty 24 yours daily,
# 59. Guard Office and Billets: seven b five meters'; stuccoed-.brick;.
ro~ype unknown. Re erred.to as "'Corpul de gard". 25X1
# 60. Underground Food Stars a Area; covered by low wood shelters.
N. o "xtheai^^ma .~.
# 61. Fence-. wooden; taped with barbed wire. Total height li to 2
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G. 65
in, Led from gate t. 587 south to building r
# 62. Civilian Housing Area: contained 10-15 single-story housing.
Some ficerFand `eir families lived in this area..
# 63. Latrine Building seven by five' meters; stuccoed-brick; not
modern,
64. Underground Food Storage Area: same as one above Pt. 6'.
# 65. Barrack-T a Building-. wood; 20 x 8 x.3 m.; single-story Con-
to ne one arge room used.as a mess hail during summer months.
At other times lectures were given in this building..
# 66, Fence; wood; 1 an. high; separated south boundary of area from
ian housing area,, 25X1
# 67. Civilian Housing Area;
Some officers and ram .lies iivea in 'finis area.
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# 68, Building.- 70-80 x 15-20 m.; four-story; stuccoed-brick; gabled
tile roof. Used as billets for student officers. An unknown
vw
number of guards were also billeted in this building.
# 69. Fence-: barbed wire; i- in. high.
# 70. Entrance; two meters wide; wooden gate. One sentry on each
s 1c e o entrance.
# 71. Bu.ilding% 10 x 6 x 3 m.; single-story; wooden construction.
Equipment storage. No further information.
# 72, Building: bight by six by three meters; single-story; wooden
ruiUtion Equipment storage. No further information..
# 73, Building: 10 x 7 x 4 m.; single-story; wooden construction.
flamethrowers, smoke equipment, etc. 25X1
two- or three-hour lectures given in this building to 25X1
ry soldiers who arrived at the center at various times and
ma.ined for a day or two. The units of the infantry soldiers
were unknown
# 74. Buildin : 30 x 8 x 4 m. single-story; wooden constriction; two
lar g~c oars. Contained decontamination trucks and carts, flame-
throwers; and artillery pieces
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# 75. Entrance; three to four meters wide; wooden barrier. A gravel 25X1
roa f.ree to four meters wide entered area at this point.
Sentry post on inside of gate.
# 76. Buildin : 240 x 8 x 4 m?; same construction and contents as
building fit. 7g.
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77 Churc i` s: 'PY at r h,~ ans:t c.,4-
steeple d . of .gra r stone; height of,
2- mb Civilian housing areas located to east and pest .
North boundary of area bordered National Highway. South boundary
bordered by unknown road.
# 78.
Area of ON Artillery Battalions
s , 79 through - 3 were situated in an area known
he "Comisariat Chimic" (Chemical Commisaariat)j
# 79. Armament Warehousesstwoj; 0 m. in length; single-story; stuccoed-
brick. u ngs contained military armament and equipment.
# 8O. Buildin o dimensions unknown but it was 25X1
arhan buildings described above ,o , Single-story;
stuccoed-brick. Contained office of Commander of Commissariat.
Housed reservists who were recalled to duty for two to three
months for refresher courses. Area mess hall and detention dells
were also located in this building. No further information.
# 81, Buildi : 25 x 10 m..? two or three stories high; stuccoed-briaki
gabled tin roof. building contained25X1
offices and dormi or es.
# 82. Building: 20 x 8 m,; two-story; stuccoed-brick; gabled tin roof,
Use unknown,
# 83. Building Area: area contained additional buildinga.
# 84, Orthodox Church and Grounds; church was alight color; stuccoed-
br c , w a shiny metal woof. Steeple approximately 25 m.
above ground level.
# 85. Old Stone Fortress: boo to 7 cal Center.
Surrounde by moat and park, it was being 25X1
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d:ty -pans of Fagaras referred to this area
as Pulver Magazin" (Powder Magazine . The area was located
700 in, to one kilometer east o nth
side of the Nahional. Hiahwa-v. 25X1
# 86. Building ei ht b six b four meters; stuccoed-brick; gabled
if. wooden crates were stored in 25X1
building wh of were, be eve- o contain cartridges of various
calibers.
# 87. Builddiing% 20 x 6 x 4 m,; stuccoed--brick; gabled tile" roof.,
barred windows -.no glass. A small shed extending from south
end of building contained pails and a small cart equipped with
water tank for fire fighting. Contents of building gown but:
presumed to be ammunition storae. Entire northern boundary of
area enclosed by wooden fence i to 2 m.. high, topped with
barbed wire,
# 88. Ent. wooden gate; l4 to 2 in. high.
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915.
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Sec rty
Build .even b ',~evea byc~ur maters etc:oerd brisk; gable
41-P4 -M i f Chief of Guards and.guards r
Contains o
tile roo
billets. Fourteen permanent guards lived in building. A, tele-
phone and flare pistol were available in building to give the
alarm in case of attack by terrorists. two oases
of ammunition and three submachine guns (possibly g machine
guns) in office of Chief of Guards. Guards were assigned
defin.te posts during day; however, during the night roving
patrols were used in area.
Fences barbed wire; li to 2 m. high, Fence enclosed west,
sou and east,, boundaries.
Buildings same description ' as building /Ft, 8-q, Wooden ammu-
nition cases were also observed in this uilding.
Fence-,. barbed wire; l4 to 2 m. high. Enclosed building area.
.
O:>en Land: located between barbed. wire fences ffts. 90 and 997.
Distance between fences approximately 12 Vin.
eral underground bunkers were
eey
round Starag!_ Ark ~
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erg
un
d? of personnel enter oat
located in this area. 1 p 25X1
one of the bunkers from which they carried toxic grenades, smoxw
pots, toxic and non-toxic gas pots, and containers with deadly
gases. Personnel from the Chemical Center and school Wee not
permitted to enter depot area. Personnel who were sent from the
Chemical Center to pick tip chemical materials were required to
wait at the guard office for materials requested. No further
information.
6. Each of the four school battalions maintained a so-called 25X1
on a 24-hoot alert
A password system was used, The password was changed daily. For
example, one password was BUCUR. When challenged by a guard, the person
challenged would state his name and als"he word BUCUR. In answer,
the ;guard would say BUCHAREST. Another was CONSTANTIN
which was answered with CONSTANTA, 25X1
intervention platoon. An interven on p a
to be called upon in the event of terrorist raids. During the night,
the personnel'of the platoon were required to sleep Bally clothed. In
addition to this platoon, roving three-men patrols were used. Sentries
were posted at all entrances 24 hours a day. 25X1
night a lookout was posted on the 4th floor balcony of the -.`.u ng in
which he was quartered Annex B, Pt. 7.
From the balcony it was possible to see the Chemical Depot which was
700 to 1,000 m.. east of the Cents 'e In 25X1
the event of an attack on the Chemical Depot by .errors ,
signal would be used. Upon seeing such a signal the lookout was to
notify the intervention platoon
During the hours of darkness, civilians were not permitted to walk next
to the installation boundaries.
10.. The entire Center area was enclosed by either barbed wire or wooden
fences Za-s indicated in Annex p7.
11.
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any military personnel, o er than ose
stationed a ve -en er, who desired entrance to the Center were stopped
at entrance. After showing of proper identification, the reason for
their visits. was requested. The section to which the visitor was to go
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was ; notified d e "rom "that sect ox to accompany the
person to th. "section t'he' person s- :dent-ificatian papers rem&ined
at the guard post, and were picked up again by the visitor--as.1e de-
parted. Civilians who were employed in the Center were required to
leave their identification papers at the guard post upon entry. Upon,
leaving at the close of the work day the identification papers were
returned to the employees. No further 3,nfprmation.
Annexes:
A.
B. Sketch of Chemical Warfare Center, F4,garas, Rumania.
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Approved For Release 2009/08/19: CIA-RDP82-00046R000200300002-4
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