1. PORT OF ODESSA 2. NAVAL AND MERCHANT SHIPS IN ODESSA

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• Publication Date: March 7, 1957
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This material contains information af[ectlag the National Defense of the IInite~d States within the meaning of. the Esplonage .Laws, Title
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COUNTRY
USSR (Ukrainian SSR)
'; REPORT
SUBJECT
1. Port of Odessa
~ DATE DISTR.
7 March 1957
2 Naval and Merchant Ships
in
Odessa
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SOURCE EVALUATIONS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.
even reports on the port of Odessal
coast guard vessel
The` major portion of each report
is devoted to a listing of the Soviet merchant vessels and Soviet
naval vessels in the port. The followin 'Soviet naval sels were identified
cruiser ~ atrol boats
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I. ORvl~~1IZl:TIOiJ (See nttached Drawing)
13. ~arehouses.-
1l~. Protective breakwater of harbor.-
19. ?'rarehouses.-
I. 11:JCHOF'~D SiiIBS
The following ships Vrere sighted in the harbor.-
a) Cargo ships:
15. ~i small freighter of unknown identity.-
1. Three patrol ships. In turrets at bow and stern, these bore tyro
guns separated from each other.-
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b) Battle ships;
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2. Two small patrol ships -coast guard vessels.-
3? A 300-100 tons tanker.-
1}. Ttrro submarines . -
5. Various auxiliary vessels Lelon;~ing to the ;Javy.-
E. TiJO destroyers, of which only part of the bridge and an inclining
funnel could. been seen.
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7. Four patrol ships, the bows of only two of which could be seen,
8 . Four o r five small Iti1.I.. -
10. Two small i. L. drayvn up on the mole . -
17. A landing craft.-
III. ::IEELJS OF Nf3VIGATION
The follovrinf means of navigations were sighted in the harbor:
9? Small floating dry-docks.-
18. Two barges docked. at the head of the IJE'.'~ ~~IOLE.-
A LENI~1 type life boat, armed wwith two covered duns on the bow and
equipped with a tivireless set grid a radio direction finder. Sighted
on this vessel, v~ras also a wooden box that had been used to cover
eventual mechanism on the vessel, possibly a gun.
IV. COAST DEFENCE
Ttivo covered guns were sighted near the light-house on Cape OiJTANtI.-
V. GiIJ'r,T~iL Ir1~?Ri,~~TlOtd
11. Thin poles, approximately ~ meters tall, some of which bore small
netted framewor?lcs, were sighted being either on the breaktivater or 25X1
on floating targets behind. it. Due to the long distance,
could not ascertain their use.-
Slackening is recently observed in measures for searching foroian
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sir_ ai? to ~._e ships o:i she u~~.:~
solid al~~,e~liia.
iJ~ti) (;;ic), e~aip~e~i wit;l .%ri:)d:~ teat :~a~i a
7..:il:e ;:Hips line tale : __/L (t-/:~) (sic ), a little la,.?~;or a.ld tr.~ cilolzL al,,y .~aua:?,
8. rive destroyers of 1,UuU - 1,100 tons, ra~~.ur o ? t:.o sa.ac ~ty~~e,
newl3r built
(kt the e~11 0_' t.lis report a pla:l o~ -Gliiu ty^pi; o~ a .ics;.royer ::oUet,ler
with u.~lans:to~~- notes and its ;;c.l~ral cia~?ac~i;eristics).
9. ~~,ro submarines, of which 'ci.e ale w3; lar"e all~:...os~ ;~rouaa.i.~r leir~y iJUilt.
It i:ac: ttiro periscopes a~.~ a ori?:~~,~; '~:iat was o" a rattier unusual i;;~; e, ~?ra~cl!
(ac~ttle).
ilad shall ode ~m ~ on its top Hart alAd a1o1~ its entire lellgth.
:'o ~norsel was uaserve:'..
10. roar to wive c:~estroyers t::ac lookeu like i;~~e ~.. ~'.B. ~s ` (toi~e.~o=oos~s
but ~rithout ail;;r torpedo-tubes), :.avirl~; a .aac:li.ne dun alld ~ac:lar, like at
point Cj) of the plan (i. e. si;:Li,lar to file .ia'ar of ~ .~`1'Zl,U:~U~t-i.IIO).
11. :+ patrol vessel of 100 - 120 tons, oluer cii~z trle iurevious ones
~ It ha~i a quicL-_'ir_:.1~~ gull
ai'1~~ ?;a-'.aT' like tale aoov~-iaetltio_~.e~-. vessels. :ze color o_? ail file auovo
iaertioneci ?d_,_.~~?~ warships tira~:, nav,,r clue,
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3 ? 'lriree bat' ,G.'; Of ~.llt: usual kiYld~ i~lOOre~ by. tiL v-;,crn at ~d eC,uippec Z1j,t11 atl
engine.
11;. Gld ship (floating dry-dock) of j00 to b00 tons ezrl?ently being use, ~'or
providing si:,a11. s;,ips Zritr2 ci.ry-dock services. `l`wo vi' c:iree auxiliary batgsa(9~ ;
were observed bei2~~ ..,ooze:: alongside on both skies o~ t..c aoove .:ienLioned sl-Iip.
15. Glci iron-~loatin~ ciry-,:~ock~ of 1~00~ to 1~>00 toes' :;al.~acityr. .Tiier~ was
observed in it a s:.a11. old sua:.iazine of about AGO eons.
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dt ti.e pO51t10I1 ~ : lFU? 01~' 09" and ~ : 30? ley ~ 05" there is a wrecked
ships tre fasts of wr,icli are about tllr?e feet. above the sure"ace 4f the sea.
During the stavy of a passenger ship in the ports a Otourist of 25X1
unknown identity was arrested tirhile he eras takinv photographs o~ the pozL.
after being detamneci for 2 hours, he was set free.
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a) Four guns, of about 4 inches, also used as a~l'ti-aircraft:, ;;uric, i:~ four
turrets.
b) iRadar, probably for ~ai.rcraft.
r) Surface radar Frith solid antenna. ,
S) `T'hree-legged mast.
t) artillery radar with solid antenna.
~) I)irectior. finder. ~
ll) i7n1Q1own object, :.lost probably a radax anteruza.
off) antenna of tine destroyer, sir.~ilar to the anteruzas of ~ destroyers ~
~~ from the u.S.a. ?,
~) i~iast at the bow that 1s plain.
AI.) Frobable position of radar for the guns that are at the~mmtmit could riot
be seen clearly.
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- Steep and high bow.
- Funnel with large declension towards the bow; it was not strewlined.
- Large square-shaped bridge; there was also seen an open top-bride.
- Ido torpedo tubes were observed, .ZOr :a1~- ii~ht :r.t i-. _a craft armament.
- i^hey have depth-charges at the bow.
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have a good speed..
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StT&TECT: Port of oDr;~Sx. .
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GENERAL INFORMATION
I. SHIPS IA1 THE PORT
a. N~RCHANT SHIPS.
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DIN~TPLOV a Ruman~.an ship, loaded :,ri.th newsprint.
~~~Bulgari.an ship, loaded with general cargo.
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a Russian freighter, on the deck of which there was a carg
of bridges, and cranes.
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I. iiJCHOR~ BHIPS
Cargo ships: Ern old vessel
in the harbor
This tivas being repaired for four years.
P1o.1 Position o:f'~ ~ship.-
P1o.~ Position of an ap_~rox. 1LG,000 ton
I lengaged in loadin; iron beams,
sheet iron of various dimensions and internal combustion enuines (not
trio se used in ships).
1Vo.3 osition of a small vessel
enbaged in loading iron 25X1
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ido.~. Position of s~s en,;a~ed in
loading iron
ido.5 ~'osition of the tanker ~Ta1in~, about 2,000 tons, undert~oin~, repairs.
a good number of iron pieces, enines, automobiles 25X1
and industrial products in ;eneral, placed on the mole at tivhich the above
vessels had docked to load.-
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A.- Two covered guns were observed near the light-house on Cape FONTANA.
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E.- The city was clean and a lot of traffic was observed in its streets and parks.
Transportation is provided mainly by trolley-buses and trolley-cars driven by
tivomen. Some streets had been up for the placing of gas pipes.
the people of Russia had not privately owned houses. Now, however, 25X1
they can build their own house, provided they have the money necessary for this.
They can further acquire a privately owned car.
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of beer of inferior quality or an ice-cream sold by open-air shops, cost two rubles.
Clothing and shoes are of very bad quality
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workers collect 800-y00 rubles monthly and low-ranking employees 90U-1000 rubles.
There are no unemployeed people, as, if there is no work in a city, those interested
should seek work in another city, either as workers or farmers. This is the .reason
why no unemployment subsistance is granted. till citizens pay rent to the State, for
the house used by them. The total of the houses is unsanitary and filthy. The
furniture of the houses constists of that absolutely necessary, viz: a bed, a table
and very few chairs. There was no store selling furniture, to be seen in the city.
F.- The following were observed in the space reserved in the harbor for the Navy
ships to anchor (see drawirig).-
1. Three patrol ships bearing four guns each - two on each side, prow and stern -
The guns were separated from each other and were placed in little towers.
2. Two (2) small patrol ,coast guard vessels.
3. 300-400-ton tanker.
4. Two submarines.. ?
5. Various auxiliary ships of the Navy.
5. Two open-sea cruisers, part of the bridges of which and a covered funnel, were
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7. Four _(4) patrol vessels, the prows of the-first two of which were seen
Only the masts of the rest could be seen.
8. Four or five small T~.L.s.
9. Small, floating dry-docks.
10. Two small a4.L.s, drawn up on the dock.
11. P.Tany poles were observed on the breakwater, four of which bore anet-like
thing on their t s (see drawing).
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G.- Five patrol vessels arrived in the harbor
H.-
was being laid by asptialt(tar),
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In this Port there were, also, the Russian passenger ships O~EDA,
and
a full cargo of trucks.
b. T~JARSHIPS
NaNES~nTEEPERS .
Russian Liberty ship left the Port, with
there were outside of the Port five mine-
sweepers These ships 25X1
were searching for mines, from morning until sunset.
The searching was done by cable. __
It anchored outside of the Port
DESTROYER. .
COAST GUARD SHIP.
a coastguard ship arrived later,
There was a reception on the above warships, during the afternoon hours.
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II.- TRUCKS.
In addition to the above trucks, and those observed on the Russian freighter,
about tyro-hundred trucks, ready to be loaded, were observed at the outer port.
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` ~ COUTdTRY: Russia.
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I. ORGATJILATION (See Drawing Attached)
I. A dock, on which ~ about twelve, new type cranes (expanding
arm) tirith a lifting power of five tons
a) Rrand new crane of ten to fifteen tons lifting pourer, not yet being;
used.
b) Dosition where sacs full of sugar were observed.
c) Piles of ore.
8. Sugar yvarehouse.
9. Various Vtarehouses.
10. SILO installations.
II. 1~~1CHOi~li S;-IIPS
The follorrin~ ships zFrere observed in? the harbor;
a) CarOo shies
2. A frei`hter of unlciowvn data, nroceedin~ tirith the unloading of 10. jU~
tons of su~?ar
3, 4 and 5. Three Russian nassenoer shins of 15.000-25.000 tons capacity.
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Destroyers and torpedo boats did target practice in the harbor
The height of the ,targets was about
8 meters, and their width about 10 meters. The framework was netted and
bore three round targets on its upper part.
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II. ?osition, where the whaler "SLAVA" docked accompanied
by a flotilla of vrhale fishing boats.
A great reception was given these boats, with gunfire anc~ flares to
harbor, such as the passenger ship 'TRY U' under-
going repairs, and the Russian tankers ' K T10E' and' SAFi11LiAIJDRA' ~~
salute them.
In addition to the ships mentioned, there vrere other ships in the
In general, 80ro of the ships that tivere in the harbor, tivere Russian.
b) Battleships
6. Eight to ten ordinary torpedo boats with a rather low stern.
7. Four to six destroyers, similar to ~~ the 'DO~CA' type.
- An open sea cruiser, bearing three funnels
was observed being tugged outside of the harbor, 25X1
where it anchored.
- ?Tine svreeping, done by two mine svreepers, was observed taking place
daily outside of the harbor and as far as the mouth of the river
towards the East.
III. 1dAVAL iV1AN0EUVRES
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There is Radar installed on CAPE FONTANA.
There is a monastery built on the rock of the cape, under which there
is the light-house. The Radar is installed on the expansion of the
light-house's. little building, towards the sea.
There is a sound buoy at a three-mile distance from the shore of the
cape.
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I. AiJCHORED SHIPS.
The following vessels were observed in the harbor:
(a) Cargo ships.
1. The ~ cargo ship
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2. A vessel of unlmown data, proceeding with the unloading of currants ~~ 25X1
Unloading was done by an approx. 12-ton, self-moving crane mounted 25X1
on tracks.
3. A vessel of unknown data, proceeding with the loading of coal, tinned food,
six tractors, three ploughs, three cases containing typewriters and a case
containing gramophone records.
l.~. The cargo ship , proceeding with the unloading of sugar
5. Approx. 11.000-ton cargo ship,
ame of vessel unluiown, proceeding tivith the loading of iron
(bar - tin plate) bound for China.
6. They cargo shi
7. The Russian cargo ship
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HAGFLO'!., proceeding with the unloading of coal
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y. approx. 6-7.000-ton, DIESEIrengined vessel, proceeding with 25X1
the loading of iron materials.
10. Trvo, tivhite colored, Russian passenger ships, one~of which had one funnel
two flannels,
r was an old ship with
. It is said regarding
these ships that they are disarmed in the winter, while, in the summer,
they are used for tourist trips in the Black Sea.
11. Tyro Russian cargo ships undergoing repairs.
12. Two ~ cargo ships of app rox. 2.500 tons each, proceeding with the 25X1
unloading
13. The cargo ship proceeding with the loading of coal to be
14. Approx. 5-6.000-ton vessel of unknown data, coming out of the harbor. Grey-
colored cars were observed on the deck of this ship.
15? Russian tankers of 2.-2.500-ton capacity, that we re. loading from barges.
After loading, the above tankers left the harbor to return in a few hours
time. Calculated speed, 12 miles p.h.
(b) Battle ships.
1. Six small torpedo boats were observed coming out of the harbor
The above torpedo boats had one funnel and two small towers each, one on
each end, and a torpedo tube sternwards of the flannel.
In addition to the torpedo boats, a target was observed being tugged out
of the harbor. The torpedo boats and the target took a course South.
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2. A battle ship,
battle ship had three funnels, one of which was very close to the bridge,
while the other two were at regular intervals. It had two towers on each
of its sides, as well as two towers on each end - stern and prow - the
towers being one on top of the other. Its p row was rather steep and very
narrow in front. 25X1
The above battle ship, together with an open sea cruiser and a torpedo
boat, did some target practice 6-7 miles north of the harbor. The columns
of water from the gun-firing, were visible at the target area.
3. Two small
the harbor
submarines,
were observed entering
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4. Six mine sweepers tivere performing mine sweeping from FONTANA and up to
3-I~ miles north of the harbor
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was carried out almost daily by the same mine sweepers.
In addition to the mine sweeping done in the above area, two mine sweeparG
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maps as restricted for anchorage.
The mine sweeping took place without interruptions, 2!~ hours a day.
II. NAVIGABLE PAEANS.
The following navigable means were observed in the harbor.
1. Two floating dry-docks, one bearing an app rox. 10.000-ton passenger ship,
the other bearing a LIBERTY type vessel.
2. A large lifeboat.
3. An icebreaker.
~. About ten barges that have no propulsion engine, but which are tugged.
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They are being used
5. Tug-boats and pilot ships.
III. GENERATE IN~RrIATIOTd.
The majority of the cargo and battle ships, regardless of tonnage, bore
netted RADAR.
A RADAR was also observed on a building east of the QUARANTINE HARBOR.
1.000.000 tons of iroi25X1
and 500.000 tons of cereals, are about to be 'shipped out of this harbor,
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I. ~~=?i1T~om?rnN (See attached plan).-
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1. Two- or three-storey auilding with a cdncrete roof. Gn this there ways
observed RAAR with a solid antenna. This building is rather being used for
housing various offices.
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The following ships were observed inside t;ze port:
2.I freighter of unlmown i:dentity~ wi~i.ch af?~er unloading lemons
Ithen ent to position 3 and wail loaded with coal
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full with sugar
S/S of unloZOmi identit~d~rig sugar.
waiting for space where it
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$. Ocean Liner - being!xepaired. It held one funnel, it
9.`Twq old xussian freighters, of about 1~,000.tons, which were being repaired
was white) .Tt~was a rather modern vessel.
on their outsids.
10. Anew ~ussan?tanker, of 17,000 - 18,p00 tons, unloading wheat (sic).
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1.2< +~ussian passenger -ship
];~. `i~,na large &~ssian freighters, liavir~g general: repairs ,Parried out to them.
~A~.1 they superstructures hall been ~:ake$ sway Viand they were replacing part}~r
-the external. plates. of the. vessel.
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' feel, at~d two rotating cranes ? at the bowl ~ ?
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~,3~. S~n~t11.tankers. of 1,000 to ~2y000 tons, I,moving? with their awn power. One of
t11em was wooden and Was being loaded withjoil,
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]1E,',. Three ~or four sloops i~l~ich' are peing ~s~ for the transportation of oil anti
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15? $t this position there :were observed ~wn'new freighters evidently built in
ODFxSSAA. They were',complete and the only things that were missing were the funnels
$nd the. masts.
On one ,of them, YiC between positions 10 and 11, they placed the
funnel, the rusts and:the winches.
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was smal].er~
antennas.
$i1 the. t~iugsian ships iaentioned in this l~e~ were. equipped with 13ADAR that had'
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Inside the part there :were observed, two , tvtgs. _ Tie one was
~tesm-driven and with- two. funnels, while the other was called ~L]t,RIIPJ
solid or net--hike tenxzas.
one funrsel and Was DI~:~L-engined. Bath hack RAJAi~ with solid (sic.)
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~U.:SJr~C'1'; lienerai about the Port of UD'Lia~
s~cREr
~~ Gii:~tll~IZe? 1I~TJ
CIL PI-~i3. ~~z this pier there are four separate positions wl.ere slLips IIan
moor alongside. yach of these positions is, on the side where ships moor,
wooden and is supporteu bf wooden poles. diter the wooden part of the pier
there come flat clocks of cei:~ent which are supported by sheet iron, which
aE;ain in its turn is supported py poles. tinder tlie~n there are twelve 12-inch
pipes. dt each of the above isentioneu..aoorinb positions there is a sr~~all
hand-operated crane used for placint; the connections of the pipes. I4o pipes
were visible on the Hain pier.
iaintainance does not seem to be satisfactory.
The sluices were of different colors 'out now these ~ can no lor~er be
distinfuished.
from the pumphouse, wizich is looted on the pier, they stop file
supj~lyii~; of the ships witi oil after a si?Hal to this effect is ~iv?n from
ti.e Sillps.
TI. aHlr~ Il i'0.~~
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a) ._erchant 3hius
`l':e f O110zr1T1~; ::ai:l'cilatlt shi, s were observed iii t; .e port
1. a tanlter being; loaded titi-it~ a'oout 5,100 tons of ._a~out
2. r~ new Russian si.i of about 10,000 tons, ut~iloadin~.
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3. l~.e tatzice ~ eiiia loaded with .:about
1;.. d
ri~o~luct~.
ship o_" about ~::U,000 tors, Mein" loaded with various oil
5? d ship unloa.~ii~ j0U tons of lezons ~ It w
t~.en load~l with l,000 tons of coal
'lhe ~i3 saris ship returned e::~pty area was loacle:i with 1,OOG tons of coal
b. r- ~ussia:l slop o~" about 5,000 tons, being loaded witiz tractors, auto-
~) ~larships
1. Ori o ~+-5n a ~Cussian cruiser
had three funnels and cue following ax?aa~nent:
- ~ duns on sac=. sine ( 7.ittwral.
duns at the now a.;: two at file
- two torpeco tubes.
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one ~'.estroyer an,_~ ~ torr.ecio-coats carriea out outside t.ie
per. ;aallocuvers of~iri;l~ torpe~roes.
~. i1Ll:L'1.71" mos"~ o:i the aaove ..Lentior:e_t perio`_ a pa"~rol "~~essel was carryin; our
pa~rols outside the Nort.
~}. llEl'E.` Wa:i al:>O O'c1.:,erVeii Ou'v~il~'"e cie port a iiL'LneSwC:pvr Wh1.:.'ii War. E+allln,_;
all may long, i:avir~; coverer; auout 10 ti;:les ~~he ~is~~a.:ce Ve"~YJeell tae per~L acid
~l~..id::ai? (,1G .tas 1:0t OCITl ~la,~e Clear' Wt1C"L'~iE;r ].t was Cai'l;j'1i1~ O~:i. :.iSi10CUVi3i'S
Or Waet.;.Cr It 1~Ia5 reaL~y Cai'ryi;i`; OU'v T11le-:iWeeplTl`; O~iela~lono~?
l.inc-sweepill`; sysie:s is "sae "'".
1. Ill the s:.ia71 oay for;red i~}* ti.~ oil pier a~ t~:e nort:i seccio.l o~ the port
"i..:er6 wac Ou3e2'7ie~? a :.:O~:vrii ;rill - +.:il'eci_;er ~ ti~lilC:: WaS C3iT^rZi1;~ Ou'L" ..i'L~._-..."l~.l
Or;aa"~1O11S .iurlli~; i.i1C3 vil~l.i'L ::~{.ilOi:,Y'S.
2? .::E::'~' Wel'8 OiU.3CI".'C'C'.'_ t;11'ee ~~) lOFi~.ii~_; ;_ry"~'.OCk3~ tS'd0 O~ Wi11Ci Were ._:a,:?e
O~ Ce.len"V. ~~:el'e WLrV 111 ti1E:Se 1 :~uSSiarl Liberty shlp atl~i TWO .~usSlan
1J85SeT1~,er S.11pS O a,~JOU"~ ~~tJ~IJC~~ i,O:1S 03Ch.
~.{a.Y?
It is estiiaa~e~~. "~~iat aaout ~.0 ships were loadill< at7ii ullloa~~inb~ While ailotilei'
10 wel;e .tiraitir.,~ outside tale port for t~leir turn to ca.le.
- 'i.lere were ouselT~ a~: lar,;e ships (20000 "i.ons) that were ~ein~ -:le::la,~;netized
,~
sic) for sir: ~o) Frays.
- 'here Wt;r2 ri0"i.1C::,. a lot O i_;pGrt;i O a) r1Ct,'~ J) .rtl`;aY' dlli c) CC..lellt _~r01:1
~u;;oslavia
~'~ z.
L'+~~1: ~
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- l:.ere WL'1'e also on v1C3 :OCIiS~ z~raiti~~ to ~e loa.ie,'~~ lo'r e::port about
300~Ov0 cons of s~ieecs of iron of all si~~es aa~~i s;.a~es, i:~~~~aerable tractors
at,d a;oout 2U0 automobile s .
BECREi
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I. O~I7.t-'1CI~ (3ee attaches: plan).-
1. I'OSl~i.i0~1 w'=ere a warehouse was observed.
2. control Most ~?or t;ie crews and. the passengers that are cot: out.
un pier ~ and alorzb its entire I1.L. side trere is a Fence (wa11.) that is
quite hi~li (dotted line ;;0.3 0~ the plan).
sI-IIPB Itd P0.3T
a~ I~ierchant 8Y>iUs
!~. Position where a s1Lip of unknown identity Hooted alon~sidda.
5. `T'hree small tankers D.W. of 500 to 1000 tons that belong to the l~:ercharzt
;arine.
b) ~(arsl~s
-tour vessels
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On the oil pier one observes the followiu~:
1. '.~,~lirte~ (],3) oil--receiving-fir,
d~eter~ ,w~zi.ch give the impression that t!
2.: Location. of the P~phouse.
3. t~l taril~, the two of them; which were also t
while the rest ware painted red?
On the piers there are three ~'~/di+ame
tie ahips are lteing loaded in two 0
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1?. Ldcation of electricity plant. TJear
tiifih$+coa. 1 railroad tracjt terminates
Ming befgre the plant.
5+ _I+ocaton where a check is made of the c
b. Location of sugar factory.
r'pip~s~ which end at~lthe positions
er g-~nch diameter pi.~es.
III
3I p~.ant there is a fenced area
this. ~rea. , Another r~i,lroad trek fM
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7. Factories; it is not: known wha
II..5.~'s.~:. POST
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S. First position of a ship of an unknownjidenti~y.
9. Second position of the above raentioned~ship, where it was loaded ,with 5,250
tons of Mazout
b~, shins
10. W~irship of the Aivlt'3AL %:AC~V type.
11. Five 45) destroyers of the HdT3VZ4b'UBA~ type.
12.~laven wooden mines~teepers of the Q-) type.
,~F JG 11~I3
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13t It this position there were observed our ceanent dry-docks. The two larger
a and b-had each on their a Russian freighi~er.
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