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This page provides an overview of official publications under the
Crypto Museum label,
but also publications by others that are hosted on this website.
The most recent publications are listed first.
Most publications can be downloaded freely.
The page is currently under construction and is by no means complete.
If you are interested in publishing documents – either personally or
under the Crypto Museum label – please contact us.
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Crypto Museum publications
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Technical aspects of the
German WWII Hitlermühle (SG-41) —
the machine that was meant to replace Enigma (in English language).
Crypto Museum.
Published 6 February 2021.
Updated 11 February 2021.
Version 1.04.
➤ Version History
Keywords
Authors
- Klaus Kopacs, Stuttgart (Germany)
- Paul Reuvers, Eindhoven (Netherlands)
Abstract
This paper describes the exact operation of Schlüsselgerät 41 (cipher
machine 41), also known as SG-41 and Hitlermühle, and explains the
complex order and timing of the events that take place when a text is
enciphered. The authors believe that this is the first time that
some of the properties of this machine are revealed. A comparison is
made with the contemporary and similar Hagelin M-209 and BC-38 machines,
and it is shown that the SG-41 was more advanced in several ways.
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Kopacz, K. & Reuvers, P. — Schlüsselgerät 41.
Technical aspects of the German WWII Hitlermühle.
Crypto Museum, Eindhoven (Netherlands),
6 February 2021.
Updated 11 February 2021.
Version 1.04.
Full details of the Enigma G-111
with high-resolution drawings (in English language).
Crypto Museum,
Published 1 August 2009.
Updated 1 May 2013.
Version 1.10.
Keywords
Authors
- Paul Reuvers, Eindhoven (Netherlands)
- Marc Simons, Eindhoven (Netherlands)
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Reuvers, P. & Simons, M. — G-111: A rare Zählwerk Enigma variant.
Crypto Museum, Eindhoven (Netherlands),
1 August 2009.
Updated 1 May 2013.
Version 1.10.
Full technical details of the
Russian M-125 (Fialka) cipher machine
(in English language).
ISBN 978-90-79991-01-3. Crypto Museum,
Published 1 May 2005.
Updated 22 June 2009.
Version 2.0.
Keywords
Authors
- Paul Reuvers, Eindhoven (Netherlands)
- Marc Simons, Eindhoven (Netherlands)
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Reuvers, P. & Simons, M. — Fialka Reference Manual 2.0.
Crypto Museum, Eindhoven (Netherlands),
1 May 2005.
Updated 22 June 2009.
Version 2.0.
Technical details and observations of the
Hagelin C-52
and CX-52
cipher machines, of which many
types, models, versions, variants and configurations exist
(in English language).
Published 24 February 2021.
Updated 11 August 2021.
Version 1.02.
➤ Version History
Keywords
Author
- Bart Wessel, Venray (Netherlands)
Abstract
While the C-52 and CX-52 devices enter the open market and are exhibited
in museums, it is hard to the untrained eye to tell the differences. There
is a lot of confusion, and half-truths muddle the waters even further.
It turns out that there is only a limited number of standard configurations
of the C-52 and CX-52 machines. These 'models' are described in detail, to
enable the reader to identify machines he/she comes across.
All the configurable components are described, to aid in the understanding
of their differences and of the way the devices work.
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Wessel, B. — The Hagelin Cryptographers C-52 and CX-52.
24 February 2021.
Updated 11 August 2021.
Version 1.02.
Technik und Verfahren der Spionagefunkdienste (in German language).
Equipment and procedures of the German intelligence services.
Unpublished book manuscript mid-1985.
Re-edited edition,
Published 1 April 2018.
Updated 22 June 2018.
Keywords
Author
- Rudolf Staritz, Bamberg (Germany)
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Staritz, R. — Abwehrfunk - Funkabwehr. Bamberg (Germany),
1 April 2018.
Updated 22 June 2018.
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