An item described the Bulgarian Danube harbour
Lom by an anonymous sailor in 1948. Lom was a small harbour were mainly
Czechoslovakian Skoda trucks and Hungarian ¼”wire cable were unloaded despite
considered to be war reparations for the Soviet Union. The sailors’ ship
unloaded her cargo alongside pontoon-type docks situated between the railroad
station and a one store administrative building which as the same time
accommodated a guard numbering around 20 men. The cargo was manual unloaded
lacking modern equipment for this purpose. East of the railroad station was a
new winter harbour dug out although the construction of building was not begun.
This winter harbour was to include ship repair facilities.
Source
The
report was published on www.archive.org,
document number CIA-RDP83-00423R001300250001-9
