SOVIET AMMUNITION DEPOTS

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Soviet A imunit ion Depots
Al:habotical order
ltenhain (County of Gririma Saxony)
(2) (N 52/r iii,,) , in tine former German Array ammunition depot,
on the eastern outskirts of ltenheins on the Trebsen
highway.
(3) Large-size depot
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(5) Lt Col Dervin (November 1948), L ej or Bogumassov July 1941)
(6) 250 ammunition bunkers
(7) Night shifts, brightly illuminated at night
(8) Sleciel railroad track connecting the depot with the Alten?
hair railroad station (Deu cha-Tr ebeen branch line) with
spur track inside the depot
(9) ":atch towers s shelter roofs for guards at intervals of
250 mg high wire fence, guard company of 150 officers and
EM reliaved once a month from Leipzig, installation divided up
into an exterior and an interior zone o Strict security control..,
(10) The depot is often also reported under the local identifi-
cation of "Amelshain"o
2? (1) Am atadt-Rudisleben
Thuringi
(2) (i 51/1 25). iolte plant II, (former German Army atur1unition
depot) 3 km N-NE of Arnstadt
(3) Large-size depot, a,p, arently only captured ammunition
(6) 8 to 14 large concrete bunkers
(7), Area illuancinra ted at night
(8) Rud isleben railroad station, no spur track
(9) On three sides inclosed by brick walls, on one side by
a board fence
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(1.) Asc erslebV ,n (Di:atrict of Me debur~)I
fC ri ier Ge ? = in Army amrrun. t ion depot i.. nno Cr
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which I s sh1PPOd . ay' at tic tines
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(5) 30 to 40 0oviots, ordnance sergeants
(6) Yes, details unknown
(10) possibly closed since the captured ammunition was
shipped away.
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(1) Beendorf u
(2) (L: 53/Y 21), former German Air Force ammunition depot
5 km northeast of Helmstedt
(3) Large-size depot, apparently only for captured am :unction,
which was shipped away all the tuna.
(10) ireau aably closed
(1) Berinterode :
(2) (4' 52/C 91),a 20 km southwest of hordbausen, between
Breitenworbis and :?uelfinerode
(3) Large-size depot, captured material., outgoing shipmenta
(6) kotash shaft
(80 Spur track from the Bernterode railroad station
(10) Latest outgoing shipment reported in January 1949,
possibly evacuated nowa
(1) Huoau:
(2) (I? 53/z 11), former German Air Force ammunition depot
on the Ziesar-Goerzke railroad line and the Loepe:rnitz-
Dretzen highway
(3)
Large size depots 5 sq km, captured and Soviet ammuni-
ti on
(5) Soviet personnel, names unknown
(6) Numerous underground bunkers, camouflaged by pine
woods
(8)
Buckau railroad station of the biesaraGoerzke railroad
line (branch line),, apparently no spur track
(9) Double barbed-wire fence, watch towers with Machine
guns and spotlights, every 500 in one sentry
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7. (1) Crawin.kel r
(2) (,. 51/J DO,, former German Mr Force ammunition
depot in the woods northwest of Crav:i nkel
(3) Medium-sizq depot, Soviet ammuniti on, .
demolished, apparently under reconstruction
($) Georgental - Ohrdruf - Graefenroda railroad line,
no spur track available
(1) Dannenwalde 3
(2) ('N 54/U 61), woodland . northwest of the Dannenwalde
railroad station. Former German ^~r T ammunition
depot 0
(3) Large-size de}, o t, captured and Soviet arrmmuniti on,
outgoing shi~p_menta
(5) Soviet and German personnel
(8) On the N.,;ustrelitz-Berlin railroad line, Dannenwalde
railroad station, spur track
(9) Fenced-off, 4 watch towers, spotlights, heavily
guarded. Civil population of the neighboring locali-
ties evacuated,,
9. (1) Demmin:
(2) (N 54/U 61), former Gerrzan Army ammunition depot,
seized by the Soviets undamaged in 1945, however, no
information so far on utilization by the SA0
presumably ii. km east of liobrilugk, south of the
kinsterwalde-Toreau railroad line
(3) i4edium to large-size depot, 3 km long, artillery
and infantry aRimuniti on, captured and Soviet ammunition
10,. (:) Dobriluggk Iiennersdorf
(2) (p, F2/A 05). former depot of the
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(6) Only surface installations, cants ncrent buildings
(8) Dobrilugk/Kirchhain railroad st&tion on the Cottbus
Torgau railroad line
(9) Located in Sj:arse woods,- eamcuflaeed a air.st aerial
observation,, 0 gua.r,ds detailed from the Finsterwalde
air base.
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(2) (N 53/z 65), former German explosives plant, underground,
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(3)
(5) Officer in etiarE.e of reconstruction- ajor Yc al a
in the woods on the Frankfurt/Oder - Berlin hi ;hway,
north of Petershagen
Large-size depot, surface installations demolished,
apparently only underground installations in operations
Soviet ammunition, 600 Soviet and 1.0 German workers.
(6) Underground bunker 150m 130 x 20 to 25 m, projecting above
ground level by 12 to 15 ms reinforced concrete vialls 1.5 M
thick, several stories reconditioned by the Sovietsand
completed by July 1949, special pumping station, venti-
lations own power plant.
(8) apur track from the Briesen railroad station (on the
Frankfurt/Oiler - Berlin railroad line ),ending; inside
the bunker. The track ,still.__ended_QU,tsicIa_~tl~e in~t ll,at on
in July 1949?
(9) Soviet sentries armed with rifles and German 'police
(10) Often also reported under the local identification
of retershageno
12a (1) Fiinow~
(2) (N 53/v 08), former German "':aldeslust installationn&
previously a branch establishment of tx.e Finow copper
and brass factorys BOO in northeast of%inow
underground installations p
(3) Large-size depots surface anOn
captured and Soviet ammunition
(5) Undamaged,, German and. Soviet work force
(6) Underground installation, no details
(8) Finow railroad stationaon th whether ber s aadsp Ftracfuis
branch line,, No infor
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(9) Board fence, 2 m highs secured by numerous erire entangle '-~.
.Wentss Soviet guards
(10) Frequently reported under the designation of ''tialdeslustr
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nor t aa: , Of "ec izl .fl- ee be two .en Gr,:
arar.2unition, stoc: c near.1.y to
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(6) No inforr-ation
(7) Incor:ui.r niEhtly arar-,unition slA.I.r:e nts by truck
frora Fuerstenberg via ~:'lteir,f'oerde
(8)
FuerstnnherE railroad, station (Neustrelitz v- Loewenberg,
lime)? no spur tracks b.i,hr:way via 6teinfoerde;;
i1 (1) Fue rstensee ;
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(3)
(N ;4/U 63), former German arniainitlon dejots southviiest
or F'uerstens ee s east of the Neus tre.iitz 1''uerstentn rg
highway in the woods
..:ediu.:n to large-size depots Soviet and captured a_'rmuni-
Lion, current outgcing shipments
(f;.) Soviet Army
(6) Underground .n/tallatiors? no details
(8) S.,ur track r: ranching off from the 1,:eus trelitz = "`uerstenc
berg railroad line
(9) Sentries and latrols wore irrsi .nia of the tank troops
,.1G) There is contradictory inf'or:,=, tion on the dissolution
of the depot
O
ourface insta3lletions de,olished, rest of
underg,round ir~:~ta71r?tions scheduled for
Itest of ay-, ,unit i.on ,k, J. f,ped off
!L:urrunition depot reconstructed and in opera-
t ion,,
15, (1) FFuuerstenti'rel.de
(2) N 53/V 33)# eastern exit of uerstenwalde
(3) Ilediurn-si.ze depots irclosed by e major ration sul;ply
anc fuel de,Ot s Soviet z rtillery arimunition ~ the
an;munit ion depot possibly being of only local impor-
tance
( ) .^sl,p:arently not #Aviail_ab e
(9) YYatoh towers with spotlights, barbed-wire fenoe,
3 meters hie' inolosing the whole installation.
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i6,, (1) Gera%
(ri 51/K o6), possibly former powder or explosives
factory, on the northern outskirts of Gera.=-Tint in
the direction of Foechitz, adjacent to t1.e ka_,erns
area
(3) =:=ediun_s i.ze d ep:ot, Soviet as m.unita on,, about I 1art~-e
brick cantonmer;t buildings and underground instn. Ia'
tions
(6) Yes., no details
(8) Leipzig-`itz-Gera railroad lines no spur track
(9) Inclosed by a wire fence, two watch towers
(1) Gross Ueeren,
(2) (N 53/7 73)q south of Berlin
(3) ireviously (19.+7) apparently a lame=size depots how-
ever, more recent and exact information is lacking
(8) Gross beeren railroad station (Lerlin-Lurkenwalde
railroad line), apparently spur track available
(10) a-ossibly no 1ont,er utilized
18n (1) Glienicke e
(2) (N 53/ 11)z, between Glienieke and aiesark, bordered
by t le autobahn and the Reich Yb igh.w ay kit, 36.5 to 37,5
south of the Luecknitz tank factory near Lerrennuehie
(3,)
i'.edium to large-size depot:, artillery eapa!ouniti on,
size about 12,.5 acres, in the woods
(5) 200 to 300 Soviets' Got:mandin . officer of the d6,~;ota
Capt Su.kov (November 1948)
(6),Unknovin but possible
(8) Bueakr.itz railroad station (Gross ''~usteritz 3ieser
branch line.) ba; truck from there
(9) Soviet guards
(10) Also reported under the designation of buecknitz
depot
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(3) Presumably large-size depot, finished German captured
aiaauniti on of all kinds
(6) Unknown but possible
(8) Loeckwitz railroad stati one presumably no spur track
available
20A1) GuestrowmPriemerwald
(2) {M 54/T 98), former German Army ammunition depot,; 7 km
east of Guestrow in the i'riernerwald
(3) Large-size depot 9 Soviet and captured ammunition of
all kinds
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active group for shipping off ammunition
active group for sr ippin ; Off captured material
(infor:ration dated November 1948)
(5) ,''VD officer: i;;aj T'ederov (late 1948)
(6) Available s no details
(8) Spur track branching off from the Guestrow-Priemerburg
railroad line
(10) Shipments continually leaving since May 1949 n the depot
is likely to have been evacuated in the n antime , The
track installations have been dismantled since late
December 19490
Soviet Zone police acre said to have moved into quarters
of this depot on 10 January 1950.
21Q (1) hohenleipisch
(2) (N 52/A 03), former German Air Force ammunition depot in
the woods north of Hohenleipisch west of the 31s terwerda-
Dobrilugk railroad line
(3) Large-size depot, captured and Soviet ammunition of 9L l
kinds, also aircraft bombs,, about 20 surface and 30
underground bunkers. additional buildings completed by
January 1948.
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Col Barushe was reported there in the Summer of 1911$
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(5) '.assili ;ybernov was leader of the ECuard detachment
of 200 Soviet soldiers until :,:ay l9' 90 5ucce.sor
unknown
(6) About 30 underground bunkers
(8) I ohenleis isch railroad station on t h.e Llstervierd.a-
Dobriluek railroad line., Probably a railroad spur
track leading into the depot is available,,
19) The Soviet guard detail has been reduced to 200
soldiers since late May 191i.9 o Fire extinguishing,
signal, and telephone instillations are in the depot,,
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22., (1) Jue terbo . :
(2) (N 52/E 69). forr.:er German r,rmy arnunit ion depot,,
immediately northwest of the L'ltes Lager training
camp north of the Jue terbog-Treuenbrie tzen higiway,,
(3) Large-size depot for Soviet a.r munition of all kinds and
German captured ammunition
(4)
(6) possibly available but not corfirrd
(7) Night shifts
(8) _Si,.ur track branching off from the Tief enbrunnen rail-
road station (J'ueterbog-Treuenbrietzen railroad line)
(9) Board fence secured by several lines of barbed wire..
strongly guarded (sentries and patrols) by Soviet
soldiers and Soviet Zone police
(10 )Frequently also resorted under the designation of Alt es
Luger
23U (1) Jue terbog=Zinr:a a
(2) (N 53/E 69) not knovin as to whether near the village
or the cloister of Zinna., i11 7)bably situated betvieen
the two places east of the highroads
(3) Ap;larently large=e'ze depot,, Soviet arnrnunition about
12 buildings
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'irna railroad station (Juet:rbog.Luckenwalde railroad
line),, ANrarently no spur track to t he depot.
T e >l.aces were alle.,edl7 ev.-;c'aated by the c:lv,11an
`) u i t3. Can The is ar!o C3 :ta 1, .
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(2) ( 52/'x:, 17), former Dessau.-'Kap en German ,rriy a rur un i tion
depots south of the Kapen railroad station on the
Dessau.Oranienburg railroad line, wrroodland,.
(3) Ldrge =4ize depot, Soviet ammunition and captured avrruni-
tion of all kinds including 'itali?an chemical munitions,
large ins tallation with more than .100 -,:warehouses,
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(5) Soviet and 200 German workers., Officers in cl rge of
the technical department; Capt Kaldovitsh, and Capt
Yashkin (September 1948)
Novernber Cai;t 1,-r tof'fki.n,, chief of staff
2d xt Anatoli, adjutant
2d Lt Krinayev, technical officer
2d Lt :;:ekaykof'f', technical officer
Capt i;:itroshin, leader of demolition detail
2d Lt Dogr ikoff, officer of demola Lion detail
2d Lt ,;axim, officer of demolition detail
2d Lt Orlov, officer of demolition detail
2d Shickloff officer in c to rge of trans-
portation department
(6) Apparently not available most of the ammunition warehouses
earth .coated
(8) Spur track branching off from the Kapen railroad stat: on
(Dessaua0ranienbatr . railroad line) and oraiieninr= inside
the depot
(9) ',,Are fence, guarded by Soviets and Gerir..an police (270 men)
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is to be evacuated for billeting .:,ov e ? ne oli ce r
Allegedly, t :.e ammunition in stoc w1 1 be shipped to
L::ockrehna a
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(2) (N1 52/K 53). f. oriaer Gcxman Air Iorce ammunition depot
south of the TorgautlLilenburg railroad lime, in the
woods between the ...ockrehna and Doberschuetz railroad
stations
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(3) Large-size es ,ecial? ca- tured ammunition of
all kinds,
((4) lrcbably available, no details
(8) Spur tracks branching' off f'rorl the :.:ockrehna and
Dobersciu,.:tz railroad stations on the Tore- au-Kilenburg:
railroad line
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29, (1) Rothensteino
(2) (I 51/,T 75), former underground in tailation of the
;e i s s i la nt , 3 km south of Ro th en s t e in , on the
western bank of the Saale River, in the Rothen-
stainer Fels (Rothenstein rocky area)
(3) Larjemsize depot, Soviet and captured aamunition
of all kinds
(6) Only underground installations, about 15 galleries
driven into the hill, 50 to 70 .m underground ,
modern ventilation
(7) Unloading generally at night
(8) Rothenstein and Kahla railroad stations (Rudolstadt-
Jena railroad line), railroad line and highway pass
near the depot on t he western bank of t h e Saale
River.
(9) Strictly guarded by Soviets and Soviet Zone police,
illuminated at night, road temporarily closed to
public traffic, railroad personnel must not fire or
drop ashes, fire box 3 le kept closed, for a 6?km
section.
30, (1) SSie elhaeno
(2) (M 54/T 70), forger i'erleberg German military post
t 2vining grounds vast of the rsrle'berR-Spiep'el_
hagen highroad, north of a high tension
line
(3) i.=ediwii size depot, Soviet artillery and infantry
at. unction; ammunition bunkers of concrete (8 x 4 x
2.5 m)
(8) larleberg railroad station ('rti`ittenberge -lerleberg
iritzwalk railroad line), no spur track, 1'erleberg -a
Spiegelhagen higkroa d
(9) Guard detail of 20 Soviets (presumably belonging to
a lerleberg tank unit); wire fence, three watch-
towers, a 50=mPtrip of the woods inclosing the
depot is cleared
(1) achleife
(2) (0 52/A 74). former German Air Force ammunition
depot, 7 kw southeast of SJremberg, in the wood-
lank of the 11uskau forest
become a large u,-size u eput.
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(9) Strictly guarded by 100 Soviets and 250 Soviet one
police9 watchtowers at intervals of 500 rr, double
patrols
(10) Possibly the ammunition in stock in the Kapen depot
will be shifted to Lockrehna,,
26, (1) Neustrelitz
(2) (.; 54/U 54), probably former German Air Force arimmuni-
Lion depot about 1;00 in north of Neustrelitz., in the
woods nest of the Neubrandenburg highway,
(3) Berge-size depot9 captured and Soviet ammunition
(4) Identified under the designation of Depot 150
(6) Fully dug-in ar:n:unition bunkers
(8) Neustrelitz railroad station on the 1\eubrandenburg
Berlin railroad line; no spur track, incoming
shipments by truck from the railroad station
(9) strictly guarded, watchtowers, numerous spotlir;l1tsa
27-M l ulv erhof
(2) (ii, 54/T 141})9 north of the Rastow railroad station on
the Ludwigslust-Schwerin railroad line, presumably in
the lulverhof forest
(3) Large -size depots, apparently only German ammunition
and explosives9 frequent der+lol2tion of old ammunition,
outgoing shipments of captured ammunition
(4) Rastow railroad station (Schwerin-Ludwi :slust railroad
line) 9 apy.,arently no spur track available.
28 (1) Rathenow
(2) (N farmer Arado plant 9 5 k south of Ilathenow=a
small wood-9 east of the Rathenowm.-.oe ;l in lrigh"vay
(bets^Jeen the kilo., ter stones 26:,4 and 27.0)
(3) Ledium-size depot9 Soviet artillery atwiunition9 three
large warehouses, several annexes
(5) Soviet artilleryr..en (6th ;,rt Div?)
"t Sour track bvanehing off from the at ho m Brandoubt rG rz&11rosA
l~t-s
(9) V4Xb*d-44r0 feeee? gtxe by Sootet soldt r
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(6) Extensive underground installations, no details so
far
(8) Schieife railroad station (74 (3isswasser - Cottbus
railroad line) probably no spur track
(9) 150 Soviet Zone police during; reconstruction
32.(1) Schwerin-Buchh,1z
(2) (M 54/T 45 ), former Ger.can Aruy ammunition depot,. in
the Luohholz woods southeast of Schvierin, on both
sides of the Schwerin-l archirn railroad line
(3) Large-size depots, captured and Soviet., ammunition of
all kinds,current outgoing shipments reported since
October 1948
(4) Soviet Army
(5) Cffioer (rank?) Valayev (June 1949 )
(6) Likely to be available
(8) Stern railroad station (Sohiwwerin-i1urchim railroad line) s,
besides,, spur track to the depot
(10) Apparently, tt e whole of the depot was evacuated and
taken over by German Soviet Zone police for kasernes
during the second half of Sep tembe r 1949.
33., (1) Toepch in
(2) (N 53/Z 91), former Gerr an Army ammunition depots, on
the southwestern outskirts of Toepchin, on the Toe-chin-
v':ue nsdor f h if,~iw ay
(3) Large -size depot, 'l0 a: ~.munit ion bunkers and temporary
warehouses, Soviet a1x;.unition of all kinds, tread wines,
flame thrower fuel? filled to capacity
(i}) probably an installation of the Third J.?{ecz lrs.,3r.9 possibly
(5) 100 Soviet soldiers s 1,000 German workers;
Officers in c har(,e t as of June 19919
Tserborin and Vossenski
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S fi;,d I.rol.A1ib.R_y a is abAQ a.1 di'~cri 1 -.
Flame thrower fuel is stored in four dug -in tanks
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2) (N 52/s 64), former German Army arrmuniticon depots 3 km
west of To.rgau, between Zinna and Sueptitzf, woodland
(8) L:i ur track from the Toepchin railroad station
( .~:ittenwald ? Toepebtin branch line)
(9) Fenced=off, Toepchin-Lehrendorf highway. closed to
public traffic; strict control of civil railroad
traffic; guarded by a Soviet company (19t. ecZ Div?)
(10) Presumably one of the largest depots in the Soviet one
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(3) Large size depot, Soviat and captured am.aunition of all
kinds
the guard unit on June 1948:
(5) Officer in charge of the depot: A Soviet Lt Col.
unknown
(9) Inclosed by a triple fence; three :^)a tchtc&ors - guard
service : bout 200 Soviet soldiers (tank tro ok,urs and
artillerymen) and 200 to 300 Soviet -gone police
About 200 concrete storage bunkers
Spur track from the Torgau-Leippzig railroad line
(.branching off south of the Torgau railroad station),,
access roads from Zinna, Sueptitz, and ::.-elpitz
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(2) Former Gerraran Air Force ammunition depot (N 53/V 32)2,
north of ,ilmersdorf on the Be eskow-A'uerstenwalde rail
road line, in a woodland 9 disguised as brickyard
(3) Large maize depot, Soviet ammunition of all kinds and
captured German stock; more than 100 underground and
surface concrete bunkers (size 15 x 10 x.2 m)
{5) About 100 German workers and two Soviet companies
(ruby epaulets and red-bordered black epaulets, about
20 officers, names unknovan
(6) Underground. concrete bunkers, no details
(7) Loading work done at night
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(10) Depot frequently reported under the designation of
,arnitsch or i'faf f endorf ,
36. (1) :7ulkow a
(2) (N 53/Z 49), former Neuxuipin German ,}r-,V ammunition
depot, in the Altru,j in woods, north of the '?ulkow
railroad station Neuruppin-Loewenberg)2 south of
the Tholeiann Lake
(3) Large size depot, captured and Soviet ammunition of
all kinds
(5) Soviet and about 200 German workers, no names
(6) pout 60 underground bunkers
(8) Sx}ur track from the "ulkow railroad station (Neuruppin.
Locwenberg railroad line), access roads from i,Aulkow
t9) strictly guarded and restricted
37, (1).',eithaina
(2) (N 52/E 81), former German Army ammunition depot,
south of the Zeithain troop trainin?; grounds, north of
Roederau on the Falkenberg highroad
(3) Large-size depot, Soviet ac.'nunition of all kinds and
captured German stock; numerous ar.,.nunition bunkers,
some of them underground,, size 20 x 12 x 2 rn
(5) Soviet and German labor force, no names available
(6) A,,,parently only seat underground storage bunkers
(8) 5,1ur track from the ?Loaderau railroad station
(Roederau-i'alkenberg railroad line)
(9) Double fence, electric alarms, night illwaina tion,
strict checking of t Le Gerrian civilians. Guard
detail about 50 soldiers,, red ef;,aulets
(10) Ins he woods 1 Ian north of Goh1is, new i~stallation
under construction since July 10,.$. rrobably a
Zeithain branch depot,. No details yet available.
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