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Dude, you left a message on my talk page, about a primary sources tag on
General der Nachrichtenaufklärung. You do know I have been on Wikipedia for longer than a decade, and created over 400 article. So why the crass comment left on my talk page? If you had taken more than a few minutes to read the article and understood the nature of it, you would have realized it was about a secret German organization during World War II. How many historians and other writers, do you think, write about secret German/Nazi intelligence organizations during World War II. I'll tell you, you can count them on one hand. Nobody even knew about the organization until 1985-1989, when the NSA released a whole bunch of documents. So the idea there is going to be loads of secondary and other fancy sources you get in popular culture articles, is not there. That tag would sit there until end of time. I've taken it off.
scope_creep (
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23:38, 6 February 2017 (UTC)reply
Dear scope creep, this article is not too long and is the only information you can get about many very important details! Thank you.--
Le Huic (
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18:05, 31 January 2020 (UTC)reply
Important Individuals
Specialists employed at In 7/VI and GDNA
Mathematicians
The following is mathematicians worked at In 7/VI between 1941 and 1945[1]
These three were considered the best. Döring did may original
Dr
Herbert von Denffer (1907-1988), German-Baltic mathematician, director of the Munich Reinsurance Company - Did most of the work in groundbreaking studies. Rated highest by Buggish. DONE
Dr
Ludwig Falter. Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen 1903 Email Request sent to the archives of Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen 3rd April 2018. DONE
Dr
Hans Pietsch Head of mathematical research department, Ph.D. Universität Berlin 1938, Dissertation: Über Flächen, die ein Bündel geschlossener Geodätischer oder ein Paar konjugierter Gegenpunkte besitzen, Advisor: Ludwig Bieberbach Baurat,REQUESTREQUEST MADE TO BERLIN UNI ARCHIVE Two attempts mades. Seemed to live in East Germany after war. DONE
Dr
Guido Hoheisel, Mathematician Ph.D. Universität Berlin 1920 Dissertation: Lineare funktionale Differentialgleichungen Advisor: Erhard Schmidt. Prof Cologne University. Reg. Ret. I-176 DONE
Dr S. Doering. Mathematician of Inspectorate 7/VI, specialty: machine cipher and research
Dr Werner Schulz - Ph.D. Universität Berlin 1937 Dissertation: Reduzibilität, Irreduzihilität und Affektfreiheit bei gewissen Klassen von Polynomen REQUEST
Dr
Hans-Peter LuziusActuarial mathematician. Workd on M209. statistician of the Alliance insurance company. Ph.D. Universität Berlin 1938. Dissertation: Methode zur näherungsweisen Berechnung des Risikoreservefonds in der Lebensversicherung unter Benutzung der Momente. Advisor: Paul Riebese 'DONE using Weirud T&F document.
Dr
Günther Wünsche - OKH/In 7/VI, mathematical research department Ph.D. Technische Universität Dresden 1933 Dissertation: Über die Geometrie der Invaliditätsversicherung REQUEST
Sergins Samsonov wachtmeister. Russian specialst in Russian sphere A. Captured in USFET Intelligence service. Business man. I-176
Kurt Grambert, Dipl. Ing. listening to Russian X2 traffic. obergreiter
Peter Luzins Dr. Maths Juterbog, berlin.
Pupp with Wa Pruf 7/IV
Wehrwirtschaftsnachr (WWN) or "military economy msgs" were bulletins about the Russian economic situation compiled during WW2 by German army signal intelligence based on intercepted Soviet radio traffic, see
[2].
Blooteuth (
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22:54, 2 June 2017 (UTC)reply
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EC): Wehrwirtschaftsnachr[.] is not a proper German word, it’s an abbreviation of Wehrwirtschaftsnachrichten (might also be spelt (spelled) Wehrwirtschafts-Nachrichten). Wehrwirtschaft has been translated as "war economy"; in this context, "report(s)" might be a fitting translation for Nachrichten (which has a whole range of meanings). Cheers
✦hugarheimur00:16, 3 June 2017 (UTC)reply
Western Intercept
Vast size of usa net, difficult, I-78, Page 10.
Working On
4-figure Code
DB/Error?
What do you make of this? Search for 'minor traffic'. It's in one paragraph in the section, 'Western intercept'. Find when it was included in July 2017. See if you can find it in any intervening revision. Try searching for any change and the search seems to loop on the last change record. Is this some sort of occasional known anomaly or perhaps a DB corruption?
Neils51 (
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10:57, 15 March 2018 (UTC)reply
scope_creep, have a look at say the last revision on 13 March, 2018. Can you find the string 'minor traffic'? I can't. Are you saying you can't find it in the latest revision? I have tried different browsers, so likely not cache related, etc.