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| Description | A four rotor Enigma machine. |
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| Source | Web page Image |
| Author | Greg Goebel |
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Public Domain, as stated in : This site contains a set of public-domain writings on a range of subjects. All documents have been written by myself and are free for use in the public domain; many of the illustrations have been created by myself and are also in the public domain, with these illustrations marked "GVG / PD". |
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