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From: tedrick@ernie.Berkeley.EDU (Tom Tedrick)
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Subject: Enigma and the Eastern Front (reference)
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More references to the role of enigma intercepts on
the eastern front.

From "Enigma", by Wladyslaw Kozaczuk
(University Publications of America, Inc. 1984)

page 124:

[refering to the Cadix group which included several 
Polish cryptologists who had escaped first from Poland
to France, then to Vichy] "... after the German invasion
of the Soviet Union on 22 June 1941, ... Cadix's monitoring
took in the Russian front ... at night ... "

page 140:

"In early 1942, 150 messages obtained from an agent's radio
correspondence with the Abwehr were read ... They ... dealt
exclusively with Russian affairs. Their contents were communicated
to the Soviet military representative at Vichy ... and attempts
at radio liason with Moscow were made ... for more rapid communication."