enigma
There were two main German cypher machines used during WW2:
I don't know what the Germans called it, but when the British got ahold of it
and began trying to decrypt it, they called it the "Enigma machine".
I don't know what the Germans called it, but when the British got ahold of it
and began trying to decrypt it, they called it the "Enigma machine".
Enigma
enigma
I don't know what the Germans called it, but when the British got ahold of it and began trying to decrypt it, they called it the "Enigma machine".
I don't know what the Germans called it, but when the British got ahold of it and began trying to decrypt it, they called it the "Enigma machine".
Lightweight Remote Procedure Call (LRPC) is a communication facility designed and optimized for communication between protection domains on the same machine.
People from Germany are called Germans.
enigmaThere were two main German cypher machines used during WW2:The Enigma machine was used for low level tactical messages between units in the field. Messages were manually encrypted/decrypted using the machine and sent/received as radio telegrams. There were different versions of the Enigma used by the Army, Navy, Gestapo, SS, etc.The Lorenz machine was used to send high level strategic messages between high command and the various generals. Messages were automatically encrypted/decrypted using a standard Baudot teletype for input/output and automatically transmitted/received. There were four different versions of the Lorenz machine (SZ40, SZ42, SZ42A and SZ42B) introduced at different times in the war to improve its security.
Strangely enough, pure-bred Germans are called Germans but in Nazi ideology they were known as Arians.
He invented a machine that is used to send doted words through distant areas. This machine was the first electric way of communication. Till this day in honor of Samuel Morose they called the machine the morose code machine
The machine is called the electrocardiogram.
== == They were called the Axis Powers. The Axis Powers consisted of the Germans, the Japanese, and the Italians.
No, not all Germans hates the Jews. However, the particular group of Germans that hates the Jews were called the Nazi Germans.
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Germans.