Also in Japanese codebreakers of WWII I added ‘From 1943 onwards the Japanese could solve the Soviet diplomatic code used by the embassies in Seoul, Dairen, and Hakodate for communications with Moscow and Vladivostok’ under the ‘Japanese Army agency’ paragraph and deleted the similar part from the naval agency. The reports I have are from the Japanese army so it would seem that they were responsible for this success.
Military and intelligence history mostly dealing with World War II.
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Update
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codebreakers of WWII.
Also in Japanese codebreakers of WWII I added ‘From 1943 onwards the Japanese could solve the Soviet diplomatic code used by the embassies in Seoul, Dairen, and Hakodate for communications with Moscow and Vladivostok’ under the ‘Japanese Army agency’ paragraph and deleted the similar part from the naval agency. The reports I have are from the Japanese army so it would seem that they were responsible for this success.
Also in Japanese codebreakers of WWII I added ‘From 1943 onwards the Japanese could solve the Soviet diplomatic code used by the embassies in Seoul, Dairen, and Hakodate for communications with Moscow and Vladivostok’ under the ‘Japanese Army agency’ paragraph and deleted the similar part from the naval agency. The reports I have are from the Japanese army so it would seem that they were responsible for this success.
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