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Criminalistic expert and cryptologist
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Siegfried Carl Türkel (31 January 1875 - 20 April 1933), his surname also written as Tuerkel,
was a lawyer and scientific director at the criminal institute of the
Austrian Federal Police in Vienna (Austria).
He was a statistician, criminal psychiatrist, crime chemist and — to a certain extent — cryptologist. In 1927, he published Chiffrieren mit
Geräten und Maschinen (ciphering with devices and machines),
in which he even mentions the early commercial
Enigma cipher machines
[a].
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For further publications check [1].
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![Sigfried Carl Türkel in 1932. Image via Wikipedia Germany [1].](img/tuerkel.jpg)