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Teleprinted translations of decrypted Second World War German U-boat (or U-boat command)...
Catalogue reference: HW 18/258
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This record is about the Teleprinted translations of decrypted Second World War German U-boat (or U-boat command)... dating from 1943 Mar 17-1943 Jun 18 in the series Government Code and Cypher School: Naval Section: Reports of German, Italian, French,.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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HW 18/258
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Date (When the record was created)
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1943 Mar 17-1943 Jun 18
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Description (What the record is about)
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Teleprinted translations of decrypted Second World War German U-boat (or U-boat command) radio messages.
Subject: U-boat group/Ubootgruppe Eisbär (Eisbaer, Pt 1) (1943 Mar 22 - 1943 Apr 13).
Subject: convoy KMS11 (1943 Mar 18 - 1943 Mar 19).
Subject: U-boat group/Ubootgruppe Seehund (Pt 3), South AFrica (1943 Mar 26 - 1943 May 22).
Subject: U-boat group/Ubootgruppe Seewolf and Seeteufel, convoy HX230 (1943 Mar 16 - 1943 Mar 31).
Subject: U-boat group/Ubootgruppe Dränger (Draenger, Pt 2), Raubgraf (Pt 3) and Stürmer (Stuermer, Pt 2), convoys HX229 and SC122 (1943 Mar 17 - 1943 Mar 21).
Subject: U-boat group/Ubootgruppe Seeräuber (Seeraeber, Pt 2), West Africa (1943 Mar 28 - 1943 Jun 18).
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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GENERAL XVII
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Open on Transfer
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Open Document, Open Description
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HW 18
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Teleprinted translations of decrypted Second World War German U-boat (or U-boat command)...
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