RUSSIAN OB IN BRANDENBURG

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CIA-RDP82-00457R000800600002-9
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RIPPUB
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S
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2
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December 22, 2016
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September 24, 2012
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2
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Publication Date: 
September 2, 1947
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IR
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flxi-HUM Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/09/24: CIA-RDP82-00457R000800600002-9 SWIM 4'9 CONTROL 11. 3. OFFICIALS ONLY CE ,TFAL INTELLIGENCE GROUP INTELLIGENCE REPORT COUNTRY Demur (Russian Zone) SUBJECT Russian 013 Brandenburg r DIST. StecielpeottOM ORIGIN rautb 4 SUPPLEMENT 50X1-HUM DISTRIBUTION 1 21 1 STATE WAR NAVY 'JUSTICE OranienArea 1. At Schloss Schwante? near Oranienburg (Z-67)? training courses lasting three weeks were held for Red Amy battalion commanders 50X1-HUM Fifteen to twenty officers attended each course. 2. The head of the school was Major Jansonsobn who is a member of the Communist Party and, as such, was also political officer of the course. 3. The theoretical irstruction -tias given at Schloss Schwante itself, while the practical exercises were carried out in ??the neighborhood of Schrrante and in the Inch area nber Kremmen. (Z.-57). Live ammunition was used in training exercises at the latter place. ? 4. The infantry units stationed in Gross Ziethen, Sommeravralds? and Kremman also participated in the training. 6. there were 5,000 troops stationed at Oranienburg airfield. . Flir' stentralde Area 50X1-HUM 7. Neu hutment camps were constructed in the. general area of Flirstenwalde (V-33) and approximately 17,000 infantry troops were acccemodated there. . These infantry troops, unaffected by the current troop movements, had '?een in the area for a considerable time. There is also a newly6.equipped heavy .workshop for motor vehicles in Fgrstenwalde. 10 // Doomment MO CUM= ii Class. 0 0 =CLASSIFIED Cleo.. CRAMER TO: TS S 6) DDA Dem, 4 Apr 77 Auths DDA ZG. 77/17S3 Mei 7.npRmjilnumPnr. mulyrrAt5 nmry 50X1-HUM Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/09/24: CIA-RDP82-00457R000800600002-9 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/09/24: CIA-RDP82-00457 bir.r,P.7717 iTIMMOL C1ii:acIAL3 ONLY R000800600002-9 Cot U-11.111._ The former Ilormann Lgns Kaserne u,lo being used to house L.ome 4,000 infantrymen who 'acre armed rdth uachine?pistols, carbines, are_ 50X1-HUM heavy and light machine guns of Russian nanuYacture, The unit vas undergoing training Lith the "Pannorfaust" in the fields adjoining the barracks, 9. The formor Realschule buildings situated in the T.erlincrstnisse, r;ottbuc ? Lere being used as a militar:y hos AULl as was anoth(- r 50X1-HUM building in the same street, There yore 2,000 patients, the majority of whorlLpre suffering from venereal diseases. The hospital embraced surgical, radical, dermatological, ear, nose, and throat departments, and VOUS staffed by lussian doctors. The latter often called in German practitioners for consultation. :ledicInes vlere in poor supply, but the standard of bandaring as exceptionally high. The cleanliness of the hospital left much to be desired and disinfection vras very hapha%ard. The food provided for the riatients was of very poor quality and complaints from the patients on tlis score 'were frequent. 50X1-HUM 50X1-HUM I This document contains information affecting the national defense of the United Statestmithin the meaning of theEspionege Act 50, U.S.A. 31 and 32 as amended, It's transmission or the' revelation of its contents in any matner to an unauthorized person is pwchibii-ld by lxwo ? :T . 0];-!..7CID :LY 50X1-HUM Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2012/09/24: CIA-RDP82-00457R000800600002-9