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Military and intelligence history mostly dealing with World War II.

Thursday, May 10, 2012

US diplomatic codes A1, C1, Gray and Brown

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The diplomatic communications of the United States during WWII were a major target for the codebreakers of the Axis nations. Unfortunately f...
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Update

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I uploaded TICOM report I-92 ‘Final Interrogation   of Wachtmeister Otto Buggisch (OKH/In 7/VI and OKW/Chi)’. Available both from my Googl...
Monday, May 7, 2012

Russian Spies in Inspectorate 7

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For an intelligence service there is no target that can provide more high level information than the enemy’s codebreaking agency. However...
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Thursday, May 3, 2012

NKVD operational and high level codes

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During and prior to WWII the German Army’s signal intelligence agency OKH/GdNA (prior to 1944 known as OKH/In 7/VI) put a lot of effort into...
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Update

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I have added new information in article Bletchley Park vs Berlin – The North African Seesaw .Specifically detailed statistics on the British...
Sunday, April 29, 2012

Photographic Studios in the German occupied territories and the NKVD

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During WWII countless cases of espionage and betrayal were discovered by each country. Some were exceedingly devious. One such case concerns...
Wednesday, April 25, 2012

ULTRA intelligence and Rommel’s convoys

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One of the most important questions regarding the war in North Africa, during WWII, is what effect did the sinking of Axis convoys have on t...
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I uploaded TICOM reports: DF-120 ‘Report on the solution of messages in depth of the American cipher device M-209’ , 1948. It is a transl...
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