(SANITIZED)ITEMS SHIPPED TO THE USSR DURING THE LAST FIVE YEARS(SANITIZED)

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• Document Creation Date: December 21, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 3, 2009
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Items shits
:.munition
the USSR durin+ the last five years
L-railable del-ills
Ton to twenty kegs of "black powder" were shipped by a plant
o the USSR. from Sch,nefeld. Each key; was heavy, and about
50 cm . tall an-1 40 on in diameter.
Calcium Turing :!946 and 1947, chirped in larqe quantities. Truck
e.osds, consisting; norrma3.ly of from 20 to 30 cases, came into
Berlin daily. At first the cdbiurm was shipped by plane, later
by rail from the "chlesischer Sahnhof in Berlin,. It was packet
in eater-tight boxes resembling munitions cases. Each usually
iioighed 100 kilograms.
Carbon rods Delivered by "lemons--Plania, Berlin. They *.aere of the type
used for notion picture apparatus; of various sizes. ur to
and somewhat over a rioter in lena*th. Several r t
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carbon rods delivered by Siamns-P1anie:, Berlin,
Co mrreesor One very heavy co- nressor was shipped, It was ''cept at Am Fal-
.r ma:xir!g in the cellar for soma time awaiting shipment.
Crucibles 1lado of grarhite; 15" high and 15" in diameter, From Dresdenn-
i~.a Tnsber , firm, ` uantities unknown. 25X1
Graphite In pondered form, in paper bags. In 1949, a Dresden firm de-
livered a shipment to Siemens-Plania, Berlin 25X1
`*vidently the nources of the graphite and the graphite crucibles
i,as DEB !'chrmeltztiegel and Grarhit ark, Dresden-Hainsberg,
Droadenerstr'asse 50.
1)uraluriin Shipped in Large quantities in 1947. Sheets measured about 2 x I
Sheets meters, smith a thiclatoss of 1 to 1.5 rim, They arrived in loose
slacks, about twa feet high. They vere smooth, not rolished
Glass Test Tubes Picked up twice a month from 1947 to 1949 from Schott & Genossen
iaz Jana. Those trims taesre usmally trade .Sobol.ev., 25X1
"':folio" Devices "l shint of about 20 was sent from Berlin, before 25X1
.I{17 1946. These devices *.,mero enclosed in .malt cases 3" x 10"
", .rith a p1n, .in cord and a switch for use with 220 and 11.0
volts. Another cord., about 1.5 meters lcmng, extended from the
cnse s At the :ncld of this core there was an insulated holding
-_ece, with a metal rod about 5" 1onq extending from it. When
':? -ee sot was plugged in, sparks Eire emitted from the tip of the
fsne It^ use is un': oun.
Insulators Delivered by a firm with a double name located at Berlin-
Usissensoe, Streustrasse. The shipment in the summer of 190
consisted of six insulators;. They tare taken ?uy emrrloyees 0 25X1
0 fron Streustrasse to the installation near Dresden,,
?/b ch had been built by Koch and Sterzel, in the neighborhood 25X1
1ti the village beyond Cossebaude, on the 31be River just north
0,f Dr rden. The insulators T ,.*re made of porcelain; vaore all
he same sizes 1.5 meters high, I meter in diameter. Crated
n lathes. They , e h requiring several man to lift
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1:ioctric :`otors : several shirn3nts of arall electric motors f am ' o lachsext.1-leec,
; Ie;rscs: xi.tu ~ near :7res iert The largest
u ync:nt3 in 2945, by ray `r7r rlin--G. katm, consisted of 200
small and large motors, the largest being an estirnated 5 hp,
Thi small electric motors are approximately 2 hp. They ware
us all-- sent to a fir, in Berl n-Trertotd or Berlin-Sch5neveide,
=.:tt-ire they sere rrovided with hi h-presoure ventilators, of
about 1 -p 1 feet in diameter., The ventilators with motors
were usually packed time to a case,
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tails
OpticalEquiipraent From Carl Zeiss at Jena.
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Presaboard &n insulating raper, In sheets. A shiient of one ton of
resshoard of 1 rras thickness and one-half ton of .9 mm
thickness tas made on 23 July 1948 `"r?n Koch and Sterzel,
Dresden, to the hokanotiv lootrotechnische '-Derek Henna.. s-
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rotor raph ,e Delivered by Alfa Walfen. V?rious sizes, from 9 to 12 cm
Plates np to 20 x 30 on.
Refri ration
'Starting in the sprirr.; of 1945, Sob levy Picked up this equip-
Equipment
i.j:{ nt f ron Kl11te--Pichtor, Berlin-Friedrichahajn, ' Parsohauer-
cArasse. He usually vent once or twice par month to the fix
to check on orders and delivnrios. Cases picked up were about
2 x 2.30 x 1.90 rstera in size. Sometimes two to four leeks
necessary for completion of one unit.
Transforr,ers
Built by Koch unl Storzel
Dresden
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Cathode--ray
In addition to the cathode-ray rubes, suspended in wioden
Tubes
skeleton frames i rocured from fiesoho, Hernsdorf, Thur inp.ia
tubes marked ?atr en or V_ acuum were de-
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` ivered by a firm in Berlin. These 'licked up from the
'actory by representatives
They were packed
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J_tn lathe cases, suspended on spiral coil springs. Two sizes,
one two feet high and the other three; cases ware about one
'.oat square. The tubes had narroTy tops with metal caps on
Ehon,, then flared out toward the middle of the tube to a
k liter of about 20 crr? then narrowed dorm again at the
xsey where there s also a metal covering. One such shipO
f?nent consisted of 73 tubes There was no nanufacturer's name
,-ii the tubes, but each tube had a cardboard tab wt eh read
`R%t en (or Vacuum) R8hre". These special packing eases
pi_tich were the property of the firm makinr.~ the tubes
'had
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't.o be returned to the factory. Such tubes were shipped
steadily through the end of 1949 and may still be shirred
states that the first two cathode-ray
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:wa s were shipped to the USSR by air on 30 December 3.948 1
Tyrew,rriters
;ui1t by Seidel & Plat znn in Dresden
Ventils,tors
High pressure.
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Darning Boxes
Observed one only once In 1946 atT.mtzelatrasse 11
Soviet
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cfficors were test i h it. 'Then one would approach ?tP'thin
meters o f the box, i t would give off a low sound, like
a restrained automobile horn.
Weaving F names
Procured from 1948 on.
Opul schinen)
'ire Screening
!'hi tints began in 1947 and continued unt3_ll the end of 1949.
In 1949 a load, reportedly worth several hundred thousand
;mmarks, ?:as dirven from Berlin to Dresden, delivered to the
Albert I afer_ fire, where it taken over by Gear ,an employees
n o _ ..ice there rr? surrabl. r De:rtutrri.,
13er~;er and t.eyer, Leipzig 1 Schlossrasse 11,
the
9 pips uni-
?1erzt .fled goads
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This firm usually ships
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CET' BAL I,^ 'hLLIG i C ~ AGENCY
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Name KnoW&b_all
Alexeyev 'Rank unknoim. Assigned for short time to 27301.
Ardenne,
t'lanfred von Items of office equipment (p oils, al4de rules, compasses
or mathematical instruments feisszeu were ahi re
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Avalcyan Armenian. 1st Lt. Adjutant to Yolan for a short time in the
late sunner of 1946.
Bambas (or Bandas
Barbanov
Baler, Dr,,
(or Beyer)
Bizayev, Saseha
or Alexander
Dianov (initi-
ally referred
to as Domyanov)
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l+edotov
J1nicke, alter
.Toffe of Ioffe
rofesoorf
tant to Shidenko
ysici.NCO to I
or,
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Kaeshcr C ?~n %n}. nes r x
KI-em; nd, Anna Cleaning unman
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Kcn yakhin Ca in.
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Kructiinin $
A1erander
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Lebedev
Lieutena
La rin Senior Lieutenant.
rittel.stae t Cot;inn driver for l jo Dianov Cow_ ~ .: t
0 Professor
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Pa nin~2 Comrade
Peters,, Dr. German scientist,
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Petnochenko Senior lieutenant.. Postal officer
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TIGtr-)v C.artainy
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CENTRAL T F MI3 E AG-MdCY
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Pose (or Rose) German physicist
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'roskaya Frau.
Ratke, F. , , e cet
Rostovsly, Ivan Lt. Co1,nel0
Ivanovlch
Shiianko
Sobolev
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robolevski, Lucie Fr1na
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Solovev
'Stasnov
ctolrzrenko.
Captain.
F-
Captain.
Unger, K. Vogt, JJalter German drlver.~
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Volkmr Civilia
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Uagner, Fritz German do
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Wollschlaeger, 1". Frau. Pnt?loyee 25X1
Yelan (or 11ymnLt. Colonel.
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