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Personnel of OKW/CHI [The German Central Cryptographic Organisation]
Catalogue reference: HW 73/4
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This record is about the Personnel of OKW/CHI [The German Central Cryptographic Organisation] dating from 1939 Sep 01 - 1945 May 08 in the series Government Code and Cypher School: German Signals Intelligence in the Second World.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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HW 73/4
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1939 Sep 01 - 1945 May 08
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Personnel of OKW/CHI [The German Central Cryptographic Organisation]
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- The National Archives, Kew
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Retained Until 2004
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Open Document, Open Description
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HW 73
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