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DIRECTORATE OF THE CENTRAL ASIAN DISTRICT OF COMMUNICATIONS

Fond Number:
R-246
Storage Unit:
2113
Chronological framework:
1922 - 1930

Organization history

It was Established by the decision of the Presidium of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee on September 7, 1922. It was Liquidated on October 1, 1930.


Fond description

Decrees, orders, circulars and instructions of the People's Commissariat of Posts and Telegraphs of the USSR and the Administration of the Central Asian District of Communications, the Central Economic Council and the Administration of the Central Asian District of Communications; plans for telephonization of collective and state farms, for providing spring sowing campaigns with postal communications; meeting protocols of the planning commission of the Directorate of the Central Asian District of Communications.

Plans, technical projects, estimates for the construction of post office buildings, workshops, telephone exchanges, estimates and projects for the installation of a two-wire overhead cable network.

Five-year plans for the improvement and development of postal communications, telephone, telegraph and radio networks (1928-1932); plans, projects and estimates for radio installation and construction of a radio receiving station building in Tashkent; estimates for the construction and overhaul of the telephone and telegraph network, the scheme for the reconstruction of telephone and telegraph wires and lines. Reports on the state of radio communications, the development of the rural postal network; review of the implementation of the communications development plan for the USSR and Central Asia.

Acts of audits and inspections of district offices and communications enterprises in Central Asia; reports of the inspection of the NKPiT on the results of the survey of the Office of the Central Asian District of Communications.