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system by a message in clear. A great hubbub arose in the 8th Army; a
new code was instituted; this one cryptanalysts solved without much
trouble. By then they were reading up to 70 Russian dispatches a day.
The German solutions seem to have been made in the radio stations of
the various fortresses, to which Deubner communicated the keys as he
solved them. Some of the Austrian cryptanalysis was done at Ronge's
Austro-Nord Penkala under the command of Captain Karl Boldeskul.
Later in the war, when Pokorny was promoted to head of the whole
Kriegschiffregruppe, the Russian subsection of the Dechiffrierdietist at
headquarters was taken over by von Marchesetti; in 1918 Rudolf
Lippmann succeeded him.
On November 6, 1916, the Russian Army of the Danube suppressed
the radio use of cipher No. 14 as known to the enemy, and on December
17 another cipher was called out of service because the radio station of
the 1st Cossack Division had been captured
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