CITY OF BIELSKO-BIALA

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• Publication Date: December 13, 1951
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COUNTRY Poland
SUBJECT City of Bielsko-Biala
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Bielsko-Bi a1 is the center of the Polish textile industry. There are about
120 or 130 textile mills located here which perform all steps in the pro-
cessing, spinning and weaving of wool, cotton and linen. Because there
were so many mills located in Bielsko, clothing was more plentiful than in
other Polish cities. It was, however, expensive. A good, wool suit cost
about 1200 - 1300 zlotys, the equivalent of the average factory worker's
wages for two months.
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. The food situation was poor in Bielsko, but better than in most Polish
cities. It was still necessary to stand in line for hours in order to
purchase any item of food sold by the state shops. Nbst people preferred
to buy from the farmers since they had a wider selection and their prices
were slightly lower than the state stores. In June 19510 one kilo of
butter cost 26 - 30 zlotys in state aha,,most meat, abOnt112 zlotys per
kilo; eggs, one zlotys each andAtillil 11 zlOtya'a:litet.1-- 50X1
there was a one to two million zloty shortage in
the funds of the government food shops. There was little black market 50X1
activity because of the strict controls. Since 19500 the death penalty
was imposed on anyone convicted of illegal traffic in foreign currency. 50X1
There were fre uent shortages of water in the Bielsko-Biala district,
which were due to the increase ,of water consumption over the 50X1
pre-war level. At noon on weekdays, there was hardly any water pressure
throughout the city. work was in progress to
supply water from Porabka (4949N-1914E). Pipes 50X1
lying along the road to this village.
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critical housing shortage eXistad in the area (Man thOUgh about 20 thousand
taOtory-workers did not live in the city and commuted from various
sUrrolinding villageS. In July 1951, an Order Was issued by thE city
*bleb fixed the number of squire meters of living space for each inhabi-
tant. A single perSon was permitted eight square meters; a woman with
One child, 11 square 'meters; students also were allowed 11 square meters.
(he Points listed hereunder refer to overlay* City Plan of Bielsko-Biala, a copy
of which is available at CIA Map Libraryj
,Point #1 WAIN RAILWAY STATION. It was about 100 x 30 x 5 meters, of
light-brick,-with a dark-red tile rOof. There were about 12
tradki, at the Station. It handled passengers ind freight,
the latter consisting primarily of the products of the
Bielsko textile Mills.
#2 RIAU RAILWAY STATION. This was a small, somewhat dilapidated
Station, 40 x 10 50 of light brick, with i dark-red tile roof.
There were about five tracko at the station.
BIALAL.IPNIK STATION. -A wooden Shed about five by five meters
With a7low.,pitcheds gable-type, wooden roof, ,This station was
need primarily by factory workers.
44 STARE BIELSKO 'RAILWAY STATION. Thii was the Oans sort of
building as. described in point #3* It was used by suburban
diallers travelling to and from the city.
TOWN HALL. A long "U" shaped building, facing sontheast, of
red brick with a red tile roof. It was about 70 m in the
front; the wings were about eight meters wide. It was uSed
for city administrative offices.
#6 CITY COMMUNIST PARTY HEADQUARTERS. A four story building,
about 30 x 20 x 25 ml built of brick and plastered gray.. It
had a flat i0Of and housed various Communist Party offices,
including those of the press, housing and agriculture.
#1 DISTRICT COMMUNIST HEADQUARTERS. It was a former factory-
owner's Wise, built in "baronial" style, about 20 i-15 x 200
two-stories, of brick covered With White plaster. There was
a tower in the center of the building.
le BUILDING OF THE "UB" (Urzad Bezpieczenstwa). A house occupied
by.the'Poiiih Secret Police; bribk? covered with white Plaster,
about 25 x.15 n4 'it had two stories. It had a red tile, gable-
type roof. It cuntained offices and what were commonly called
"interrogation cellars".
-#9 CIVIL POLICE HEADQUARTERS. A brick building obvered with
white plaster, about 30 x 15 k 15 16 Its cellars contained
cells for the contemporary detention of civil offenders.
,#10 BIALA POLICE HEADQUARTERS. A former apartment house, about
30 x20 k.12 ml with a flat roof. It was generally believed
.that there las considerable UP. activity here.
10a OLD BIALA POLICE HEADQUARTERS. A brick building, covered
with "dirty gray" plaster, about 25 x 10 x 9 m With a red
tile, gable-type roof. Used as a civil police station.
#11 BIELSKO MAIN FE STATION. A brick building, covered with
gray plaster, with a red tiles, gable-type roof. The first
floor garaged 15 fire engines; they were Krup and Che4rolet-
type engines.
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012 BIALA FIRE STATION. This building was of yellow brick, about
30 x 10 x 8 m, with a high-pitched, gable-type roof of red
tile. In the spring of 1951, seven fire trucks here.
#13 POST OFFICE. A triangular "flatiron-typeN building; sides9
about 50 in long; front, about 10 in across; brick, covered with
cream-colored plaster; a red tile, gable-type roof; a small
clock tamer rose above the roof.
#14 BIELSIO MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL. A unit made up of five two-story
buildings Situated in a park. These buildings were constructed
of red brick, with red tile, gable-type roofs.
#15 DIAL HOSPITAL. An 'IP shaped buildini, about 120 m long,
with end -wings about_40 in long; two stories high; brick,
Covered with white plaster, with a red tile, gable-type roof.
This was a general hospital.
#16 rIMECIT PONTR STATION. 'The only power station in the city.
wo smokestacks about 30 in tail.
#17 CITY OAS KANT. With two large storage tatks.
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418 Amway GARRISON. About 1400 x 300 ni housing the Jednostka
IrajskawaNa. 1063 Regiment. The buildings dated fro7 the 1st 50X1
1,604 Mar. In May of 1951, 12 Men
built i small-arms range here on the southern edge of
the girrieon. The buildings were built of red brick, Single 50X1
Story, except for the Hq building and the EMmest hall. This
pc:tat was commanded by a Russian in Polish uniform. These officers
were Changed every three: to four months; the last officer
held the tatk of Mapr. nmediuM.4 i e, 50X1
Soviet glint here, there were plans to _ 50X1
renovate all the buildings in the garrison in the summer of 2951.
Earlier. in February. Mir& and April, 50X1
Soviet vehicles in this garrison.
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#19 FORMER rummy OAWRTSON. Used to house young female apprentices
who *larked in Various factories in Bielsko. It was rumored that
this Was a female political indoctrination -center. However, the
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apprentices Were to be Moved out by the end of ane 1951 and
Soviet troops Moved in. :Renovation of the buildings and the
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Soviet airmen were to come ere.:
The building:3 were brick, covered with ci.Asam?nn1nrm4 nliamtar,.
With ?able-type roofs of red tile. 50X1
people were being moved out of private dwellings in
the area of this garrison to make room for incoming troops. 50X1
#20 "BISPOL00 spar AND BOLT FACTORY. The largest factory of its kind
in Poland, it was of pre-mar construction, about 100 m long, one-
story., red_ brick, With a saitooth4ype roof made of red tiles.
this factory employed 3000 workers. It was supposed
to have procured Material from Silesia and to have exported a
large part of this production to the satellites.
,#20a IIBISPOLN SCREW AND BOLT FACTORY. Five buildings, all still
under construction in ate 1951. About 1/4 of the plant was
it production when I left. The Main production building was
about 300 x 30 X 7 mis, with interior supports in the form of
brick columns. This building was built of reinforced concrete,
with .a low-pitched, gable-type roof of concrete. It bad
windows along its front, spaced at intervals of bout 4 in.
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The plan was to Move the majorit of the workers from the other
factory, (#20) into this.].ant. the director df this
t?ol7.n.Merchl9S1 wore a Polish Army
Uniform. he hold t e tank of major.
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!/21 TEITILB MA0HI1IW-MANUFAZTURING PLANT. Called Befama Moltke
l'abrYka Mestyn) after 1949; fOrmerly'khoen as Josephy._ A
large, rectangular building about 150 in long, 100 in Nide and
three stories high.... .Built of light-colOreds.reinforced concrete;
flat rooticlth-sXylights. it had about 2,000
iloployease,. Under the German occupation it manufactured *porn
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pot" type antiaircraft-kUns. it was te*,
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have a military director.
#22 PUMP- FACTORY. Before the war it was caned- Schmeyer; about -
19149, it was renaked for. a POlieh Communist. Brick building,..
tattered with light-colored plaster.
#23 FLFCTRIC MDTOR FACTORY. : ProdUeed Vatioulf sites of electrie
tatitOte; About 100 x '25 ic 114-Mt; -three -Stories. An out brick
building covered itith oreani4olored" plaster; a law-pitched,
gable-;tYpia "roof lade of wood. Up to 1949, it was called
Potlaltski.
#24 BOX' FACTORY; abont"120 ji 25 k-12 briCk *with
irith reinfortsed concrete " flat roof.
that there were 200 - 300 employees.
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? #2$ oovpiatarr BREWERY; Called Beskit. A" bitilding iabbixt 70 I
30 -XIS" SI; britik,"Ociiered with cream-colored plaster; a red
tile, gable-type roof:,
#26 GLIDER-FACTORY.. Wariztaty. Stybowberore. This factory wits to
*ire to Bieltko/Alekeindrinilde airfield in August - 1951.- It was
614-wobdtiii"buildinelibout'50 20 X-4ircioden robf dotrered
with tar "iiipar:T.' Thiswana-catbilied-teating and 'Construction
1At'!?iuing and" tit-Sting iirottitii gliders; "'Its -
diritettir itis-(frin) Tokarkefiliki; an ardent- Communist. " This
factory had " about 100- eitplOYees; It manufactured single-seats
and only occasionally, twin-place gliders.
.#27 BRICKYARD. About 70 211 long and 25 m wide.
#28 =arab. (See #27).,.
#29 SAWMILL.- Abadt 60 x30 x 12 in; brick: It produced lumber
**elusively fdr construction purposes.
#30 TICK:YARD. About $00;,root.th of the glider factory. wq.
#31 tiUSED BRICKYARD.
.ht BURNED-OUT FLOM KELL: AbOut 150 x 30 x 10 - 15 m.
#33 EATPACTORY. The largest hat faotory in Poland.' Called Miter.
About 100 M long, 30 in wide and three stories high.. ,Built Of
brick, -Covered with light plaster; flat, wooden roof with
skylights.
#334 RAT FACTORY. (See #33)
#34 LIB= PROCESSING' AND"WEAVING PLANT. Called LelnkO. About x
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30:x io in; red brick; 'bliCk, ? sheet metal, gable-type roof. 'It
eMployed about 500 people.
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#35 TEXTILE MILL. About 70 x 30 oclit m; brick, covered with white
plaster; a gable-type roof-Covered with tar paper. It specialized
in articles made of webbing.
#36 SPINNING-MILL. Called Trojkat WKole. It made woolen thread
and yarn. About 70 x 30 x 12 m; reinforced Concrete; low-
pitched, gable-type roof with skylights.
#37 SPINNING ZELL. Spun both woolen and cotton threads. About
70 x 30 k 8 m.; brick covered with a light-coloted plaster;
wooden, gable-type roof covered with tar proper.
#38 SPINNING MILL. Spun both woolen and cotten threads. About
50 x 20 x 8 meters; brick, covered with light-colored
plaster; wooden, gable-type roof covered with tar paper.
#39 SPINNING MILL. "Spun woolen and cotton threads. About 50m
long, 25"m Wide; two stories.- Built of brick, covered with
a light-cOlored plaster; wooden, gable-type roof covered
with tar paper.
#40 SPINNING MILL. Spun woolen and cotton threads. About 50 x 30
t8 m; red brick; wooden, gable-type roof covered with tar
paper.
#41 STREETCAR TERMINAL; A NI"' Shaped building; the inside of the
nUn Was abont-50 id, the arms aboit 20-aq red briCk; roof
covered with tar paper. About 16 tracks led into the terminal?
#42 CATHOLIC CEMETERY.
#43 CATHOLIC CEMETERY.
#44 PROTESTANT (LUTHERAN) CEMETERY.
#45 PROTESTANT (LUTHERAN) CEMETERY..
#46 SUNNING POOL. ,Abolit'50-x 30 ra., A-public pool with a
pavilion and restaurant.
#47 JEWISH CEMETERY.
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#48 PARK.
#49 RIVER PARK.
#50 LAKE. Swampy; it had water only in wet seasons. Clay was taken
from here for the brickyards in the city.
#51 MIXERS HOUSING PROJECT. Built in 1949; consisted of six to seven
buildings of various sizes, all two stories. Eachrunit had two
room, a-kitchen and a very small bathroom. Brick, covered
with cream-colored plaster; sheet metal roofs.
#52 COMNUNIST YOUTH HOUSING PROJECT. Built in 1950; one building,
about 100 x.30 L, 40 m; two stories. Erick, Covered with cream-
colored plaster. It housed about 500 youths. .
#53 WORKERS HOUSING PROJECT. Still under construction in June 1951.
About 30 houses of Various sizes and shapes; red tile roofs.
#54 (See point #52).
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WORKERS HOUSING PROJECT. Six houses of various sizes and shapes;
two stories; red tile roofs. This project was still under con-
struction in June 1951.
#56 BUS TERMINAL. A square opposite the railroad terninal. Buses
from Katowice and the south generally arrived and departed here.
#57 NEW STREETCAR LINE. Supposed to have been completed 22 Jul 51.
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It was to follow Pialorska Street from therailroad station
for about two kilome . It had a loop at the end for return
trips.
#58 MARGARINE' PROCESSING PLANT,' Abont'50 m long0'30 aivldi; one floor.
Dark red brick; gabletype root covered with tar paper.
#59 MARGARINE'FROCESSING-PLANT.- This plant Walf,heing-rebuilt in
June 1951. celled Peilski-ZikladY-TiUsZolow. About 100 m lei*,
40'M Wide; two floors. Brick; wooden roof covered with sheet
metal.
#60 MARKET PLACE.- About 00-x 50 m0 partially covered with cobble-
stones and cinder0.- A, general Market for farmers from the
Surrounding irillage?a,Who came hare on Wdneadlays and Saturdays
to sell their goods.
#61 BIALA MARKET PLACE. About 200 jc 100 in, coireredwithconcreti.
Farmers from surrounding villages brought their produce here.
#62 ST. NICHOW.CHURCH. 'The -largest church in the area. Sandstone;
had a tower about 35 high.
#63 -LENIN STREET. The main street of the dity3. until-March 19510
it was knOwn'as Igo Neje. Street. 'About 12. m-Wide's Surfaced with
cobblestones. A:streetcar lite followed this street.
#64 PIATOWSKAV STREET. A new streetcar line# installed in the spring
01'19510 followed this street. An important City bypass for
tracke-Coming VfrOniKatowice going to Czechoslovakia. Surfaced
with cobblestones and macadam.
#65 MAIN ROAD TO, KATOWICE AND WARSAW. About 10 nivide0.was
.74 surfaced with cobblestones. Called Armii Czerwonej.
#66 MA-INROAD TO THE CZECH BORDER. About eight metereriiride;
surfaced with cobblestones. In excellent condition.
#67 MAIN ROAD TOACRAMOW, Called Llgo Listopada0 surfaced with
cobblestones, about eight meters wide.
#68 ROAD TO ZYWIEC. Called Zywiecka0 about eight meters wide covered
With cobblestones as far as the city limits; after this point, it
was macadamized.
#69 SHOPPING CENTER, Called Rynek. About 150 x 150 ml covered with
crushed rock and bordered by various types of shops.
#70 FREEDOM SQUARE, Called Plac Wolnosci, About 150 x 150 m. Used
for political rallies.
#71 SQUARE. Called Chrobry. The Bielako center for political demon-
strational communist rallies and loudspeaker propaganda. About
90 x 90 m4
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#72 SQUARE. Called SmefrIki. 'Triangular; about 100 x 50 x_120 m.
#73 SQUARE." Called Z4/.6 " and. Wigibra. -Trier*ler;
about 3.00 x 100 x 60 m; surfaced with cobtilestones.
#714 DLUCIA TRTO Abolit six meters wide; covered with cobblestones.
#75 KAZIMIZRZA"WIELICIECIO STREET. About six to seven meters wide;
surfaced with cobblestones.
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RZEITICIZA STELEET.?AbOUt .10 m"*ide; Surfaced with cinders.
axed for a slaughterhouse located on the street.
#77 MICkiEwiCZA STREW. About eight meters Sder; macadandzed
surfact.
#78 KILASINICIEGO STREET. About 11 m wide; surfaced with cobble-
stone.
#79 SLOWACKIEGO STMT.. "About 12 m"widei?sfirfaCed with c?hbl&-
stone0 It had .a pion, a courthouse,
-:SCOols and a public
hall uslad for political rallies and dsnce4.
#80 SOBIESKI:BOO STREET. About .1.0 m "wide; " Sur aced with
CObblielitone. Lined with dwelling 'houses. The infantry
garriser was here. (See point #19)
#81 SQUARE. 'Called PIA& ZWyCiestwa. Covered an area about
2500 sauare meters) surfaced with uneven stones;
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#82 BIALKA.RIVER;'.-AboUt 10 m wide. There was no possibility
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#83 RAIMOAD .TO KATOWICE. Dotib1e4riticked..' Carried heairy.-
traffi,40.. January -1951 %St the Soviets
irate-bdilding reilkiiiid"junOtion .fOr military
purposes leiding frail Diiedzide "(14955N-19(i13)".intO" forest
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inoth0-iiipeitent-new junction was tO:be built leas
than 10 km from Bielsko.
#84 RAILROAD-LINE TO KRAKOW. Single-tradklids, in Odd
#85 RAILROAD 'LINE TO PIESZYL Single-traok the, in good
condition..
#86 ,RAILROAD `LINE TO ZiWIEC.-- Single-tra.ck thes, in good
:condition. -.'f'he "'nue passed under the city for about 200 me
#87 MAIN FACTORY OF THE TEXTILE KOMBINAT "MARIAM& BUCZKA. One
about 120 x 120 x 8 - 10 M. Red brick; sal-
tooth type. rOof with. skYliglits spaced along the serratiOtie.
About" 300-petip1e were SiapIoyed here.. SUrrounded by a barbed
Wire fends, eithept in front, where it Was protected by a
Wire mesh fence, both about three meters high.
#88 SUBSIDIARY FACTORY OF THE KONBINAT MARIANA BUCZKA One
teiy41asitereds brick building; about 120 x.120 x 15 mo two
flOors3' loa-pitched gable,'-type rOof covered with tar paper.
About 100 people were employed here. Surrounded by a brick
wall about five meters high.
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#69 OTR FACTORY OF THE KOILBINAT MARIANA BUCECA. Believed to be
another 'factory of the Kombinat.; Two-story building; about ,
100 -a-lOng-20-in- irido; red rick; low-pitched; ,gable-type roof;
adrift:trod. Trit.al tar paper.
#90 WOOLEN- NILL?i About 100 2p0 a ic 2 x 1 a. Brick, covered
uithgrey platisterj reddief; aheet metal gable-type roof.
About 300 people worked here.
#93. RATIRCULD BRIDOL, Sinle, steel span on the Line te Katowice.
About O m long; 5 m wide and 6 m high.
#92 VIADUCT 0M-THE RAIIROAD LINE TO CIEStYN. - Reinforced.- concrete,
ialit 20 ti long-112- a wide nd 8' al. high; There wa a Simple
kurd farr-on-both eidee 6f the viaduct. All heaVY traffic
from Bielsko to Eatowice had to pass over this viaduct.
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#93 RAILROAD BRIDGE 07ER-RIVER-ON'I.INE TO KRAKOW. -A 14nple, wooden
bridge. Being reconstructed of heavy steel girders. ,
#914 CONCRittE" BRIDGE. A- new ? ttre-built to -replace the one
destroyed bythe GermanaiT on 1' May 51. About 20 a
long; "12 sfivide and-5 nfaboie the water. A single Open.
Intsbrtant behaulii-bf iti-proilmity to various factories and
to the in railroad Station..
#95 COlnisrE BRDIGE;.: New bridge coupleted in the antutei of 1949.,
About 20 a' longs 12 at wide and 5 a atove the rater.
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