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Introductory history of VENONA and guide to the translations
National Security Agency/Central Security Service.
Consists of declassified transcripts of U.S. Army's Signal Intelligence Service cryptanalysis project code-named VENONA, partially deciphered intercepts of Soviet KGB and GRU transmissions to Moscow from the U.S. and elsewhere during the period 1941-1946, notably on atomic espionage.
National Security Agency, Central Security Service.
1st-2nd release lack pagination and table of contents.
Some messages partly censored by U.S. government in 1st- release, appear in more complete form in later volumes.
Available also at Internet website: http://www.nsa.gov/docs/venona/
1st release covers 1943-1945; 2nd- releases present message traffic in chronological order beginning Nov. 1941- (chronological access to entire series also available on Internet).
Prefatory material for each vol. included in accompanying supplement: Venona historical monograph, issued by the Center for Cryptologic History, each also having specific themes and titles, e.g., [#1], Introductory history of VENONA and guide to the translations.