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Cryptologia, Volume 25
Volume 25, Number 1, 2001
- Alan M. Turing:
Visit to National Cash Register Corporation of Dayton, Ohio. 1-10 - Lee A. Gladwin:
Alan Turing's Visit to Dayton. 11-17 - Michael Rubin:
The Telegraph, Espionage, and Cryptology in Nineteenth Century Iran. 18-36 - Viviana I. Risca:
DNA-Based Steganography. 37-49 - Thomas R. Hammant:
Russian and Soviet Cryptology III - Soviet Comint and the Civil War, 1918-1921. 50-60 - Thomas R. Hammant:
Russian and Soviet Cryptology IV - Some Incidents in the 1930's. 61-63 - Louis Kruh:
Reviews and Things Cryptologic. 64-79
Volume 25, Number 2, 2001
- Peter Ibbotson:
Sayers and Ciphers. 81-87 - Colin B. Burke:
Kim Philby, the American Intelligence Community, and OP-20-G: the Fox Built the Hen-House and Took the Keys. 88-90 - Jonathan Winkler:
From the Archives Early Corporate espionage amid World War I Censorship. 91-94 - Ben Johnsen:
Cryptography in Runic inscriptions: a Remark on the Article, "Cryptography in Runic inscriptions, " by O. G. Landsverk. 95-100 - Philip Marks:
Umkehrwalze D: Enigma's Rewirable Reflector - Part I. 101-141 - Louis Kruh:
Reviews and Things Cryptologic. 142-159
Volume 25, Number 3, 2001
- Philip C. Marks:
Umkehrwalze D: Enigma's Rewirable Reflector - Part II. 177-212 - Julio C. Hernandez-Castro, Arturo Ribagorda, Pedro Isasi, José M. Sierra:
Genetic Algorithms Can be Used to Obtain Good Linear Congruential Generators. 213-229 - Louis Kruh:
Reviews and Things Cryptologic. 230-239
Volume 25, Number 4, 2001
- Stephen Budiansky:
Codebreaking with IBM Machines in World War II. 241-255 - Karl de Leeuw:
Johann Friedrich Euler (1741-1800): Mathematician and Cryptologist at the Court of the Dutch Stadholder William V. 256-274 - Gabriel Landini:
Evidence of Linguistic Structure in the Voynich Manuscript Using Spectral Analysis. 275-295 - Philip C. Marks:
Umkehrwalze D: Enigma's Rewirable Reflector - Part III. 296-310 - Louis Kruh:
Reviews and Things Cryptologic. 311-317
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