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| History and Persona - Illumination from the Past | 1 | |
| The Cryptographic Services of the Royal (British) and Italian Navies | 3 | |
| Pearl Harbor and the Inadequacy of Cryptanalysis | 35 | |
| The Unsolved Messages of Pearl Harbor | 57 | |
| The Fall and Rise of Cryptanalysis in Canada | 77 | |
| Origins of Cryptology: The Arab Contribution | 93 | |
| Roosevelt, MAGIC, and ULTRA | 123 | |
| The Papal Cipher Section in the Early Nineteenth Century | 155 | |
| Cryptanalysis for Peacetime: Codebreaking and the Birth and Structure of the United Nations | 161 | |
| Italian Diplomatic Cryptanalysis in World War I | 181 | |
| Faded Lustre: Vatican Cryptography, 1815-1920 | 191 | |
| Bletchley Park 1941-1945 | 227 | |
| Why Was Safford Pessimistic About Breaking the German Enigma Cipher Machine in 1942? | 235 | |
| S.I.S./CB | 241 | |
| Agnes Meyer Driscoll | 269 | |
| Letters to the Editor - Re: Safford Article | 279 | |
| My "Purple" Trip to England in 1941 | 287 | |
| Technology - Cryptologic Technology | 297 | |
| Viet Cong SIGINT and U.S. Army COMSEC in Vietnam | 301 | |
| Some Victorian Periodic Polyalphabetic Ciphers | 309 | |
| Chaocipher Enters and the Computer Age When its Method is Disclosed to CRYPTOLOGIA'S Editors | 317 | |
| The Key-Vowel Cipher of Charles L. Dodgson | 323 | |
| The Cylinder-Cipher | 331 | |
| A World War II German Radio Army Field Cipher and How We Broke It | 339 | |
| An Introduction to an Historic Computer Document: The 1946 Pendergass Report - Cryptanalysis and the Digital Computer | 361 | |
| Enigma Before ULTRA: Polish Work and the French Contribution | 373 | |
| Enigma Before ULTRA: The Polish Success and Check | 387 | |
| Enigma Avant ULTRA (Enigma Before ULTRA) | 395 | |
| The Turing Bombe: Was It Enough? | 403 | |
| An Enigma Chronology | 423 | |
| The Siemens Cipher Teletype in the History of Telecommunications | 433 | |
| New Information on the History of the Siemens and Halske T52 Cipher Machines | 455 | |
| The Norwegian Modification of the Siemens and Halske T52e Cipher Machines | 461 | |
| The Breaking of the Japanese Army Administrative Code | 465 | |
| The Story of the Hagelin Cryptos | 477 | |
| The Lorenz Cipher Machine SZ42 | 517 | |
| The Autoscritcher | 541 |
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Joseph Leveque
reviewed Selections from Cryptologia: History, People and Technology on November 30, 2016
Selections from Cryptologia
Too terse for my taste. The proofs are too telegraphic, probably with the intention of treating a large number of theorems / results. It's an excellent compendium (a lot of new material) but it's not a book to learn Graph Theory from.
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