ENIGMA - Revision history

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	'''E.N.I.G.M.A.''' stands for "European Numbers Information Gathering and Monitoring Association".		'''E.N.I.G.M.A.''' stands for "European Numbers Information Gathering and Monitoring Association".

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	'''E.N.I.G.M.A.''' stands for "European Numbers Information Gathering and Monitoring Association".		'''E.N.I.G.M.A.''' stands for "European Numbers Information Gathering and Monitoring Association".

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	'''E.N.I.G.M.A.''' stands for "European Numbers Information Gathering and Monitoring Association".		'''E.N.I.G.M.A.''' stands for "European Numbers Information Gathering and Monitoring Association".

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	==ENIGMA transmission classification scheme==		==ENIGMA transmission classification scheme==
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	[[File:0031 1 lg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|An ENIGMA nazi crypto machine]]		[[File:0031 1 lg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|An ENIGMA nazi crypto machine]]
	The major achievement of ENIGMA was the systematic classification and naming of the numerous radio oddities, which were previously described by different and conflicting names in various publications. Each transmission was assigned an identifier, which consists of a letter and a number. The letter specifies the type and language of the transmission following this pattern:		The major achievement of ENIGMA was the systematic classification and naming of the numerous radio oddities, which were previously described by different and conflicting names in various publications. Each transmission was assigned an identifier, which consists of a letter and a number. The letter specifies the type and language of the transmission following this pattern:

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	==Archive at priyom.org==		==Archive at priyom.org==

-	~~The~~ Russian [http://priyom.org priyom.org] group scanned and uploaded all 18 enigma bulletins. They are freely available in PDF on their website: [http://priyom.org/blog/preserving-history-enigma-newsletters http://priyom.org/blog/preserving-history-enigma-newsletters].	+	In 2014 the Russian [http://priyom.org priyom.org] group scanned and uploaded all 18 enigma bulletins. They are freely available in PDF on their website: [http://priyom.org/blog/preserving-history-enigma-newsletters http://priyom.org/blog/preserving-history-enigma-newsletters].

	==See also==		==See also==

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	The ENIGMA transmission classification scheme is still maintained by [[ENIGMA2000]].		The ENIGMA transmission classification scheme is still maintained by [[ENIGMA2000]].
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		+	==Archive at priyom.org==
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		+	The Russian [http://priyom.org priyom.org] group scanned and uploaded all 18 enigma bulletins. They are freely available in PDF on their website: [http://priyom.org/blog/preserving-history-enigma-newsletters http://priyom.org/blog/preserving-history-enigma-newsletters].

	==See also==		==See also==

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ENIGMA transmission classification scheme

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	** [[M25]]		** [[M25]]
	** [[M94]]		** [[M94]]
		+	** MX ([[Letter beacon]]s)
	* S: Slavic languages		* S: Slavic languages
	* G: German language		* G: German language

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History

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	==History==		==History==
-	'''ENIGMA''' was a unique association of radio listeners ([[DXing\|DXers]]) based in the United Kingdom which operated during the ~~1990’s~~. It was founded in 1993 by [[Chris Midgley]] and [[Mike Gaufman]] and soon a number of mystery station specialists joined in. They issued a printed bulletin every few months, which was mailed to subscribers.	+	'''ENIGMA''' was a unique association of radio listeners ([[DXing\|DXers]]) based in the United Kingdom which operated during the 1990s. It was founded in 1993 by [[Chris Midgley]] and [[Mike Gaufman]] and soon a number of mystery station specialists joined in. They issued a printed bulletin every few months, which was mailed to subscribers.

-	The 18 in total issues of the ENIGMA bulletin contained a lot of interesting information about odd and mysterious high frequency transmissions, contributed by radio listeners worldwide. The reception logs were organized, collated and analyzed by the core ENIGMA staff. The coverage was mostly about ~~the so-called~~ [[Spy Numbers Stations]], but there was also some coverage of other radio mysteries, such as [[letter beacon]]s. ~~Those~~ bulletins were not archived in libraries and it is very difficult to obtain copies today.	+	The 18 in total issues of the ENIGMA bulletin contained a lot of interesting information about odd and mysterious high frequency transmissions, contributed by radio listeners worldwide. The reception logs were organized, collated and analyzed by the core ENIGMA staff. The coverage was mostly about [[Spy Numbers Stations]], but there was also some coverage of other radio mysteries, such as [[letter beacon]]s. The ENIGMA bulletins were not archived in libraries and it is very difficult to obtain copies today.

	The original ENIGMA group was disbanded in 2000. In his farewell letter, ENIGMA co-founder Mike G. (Gaufman) wrote that all ENIGMA publications and research material would be deposited at the British Library (Boston Spa).		The original ENIGMA group was disbanded in 2000. In his farewell letter, ENIGMA co-founder Mike G. (Gaufman) wrote that all ENIGMA publications and research material would be deposited at the British Library (Boston Spa).

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	[[Image:EMIGMA newsletter cover.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Cover page of the first issue of ENIGMA Newsletter.]]		[[Image:EMIGMA newsletter cover.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Cover page of the first issue of ENIGMA Newsletter.]]
-	~~[[File:0031 1 lg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|An ENIGMA nazi crypto machine]]~~	+
	'''E.N.I.G.M.A.''' stands for "European Numbers Information Gathering and Monitoring Association".		'''E.N.I.G.M.A.''' stands for "European Numbers Information Gathering and Monitoring Association".

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	==ENIGMA transmission classification scheme==		==ENIGMA transmission classification scheme==
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	The major achievement of ENIGMA was the systematic classification and naming of the numerous radio oddities, which were previously described by different and conflicting names in various publications. Each transmission was assigned an identifier, which consists of a letter and a number. The letter specifies the type and language of the transmission following this pattern:		The major achievement of ENIGMA was the systematic classification and naming of the numerous radio oddities, which were previously described by different and conflicting names in various publications. Each transmission was assigned an identifier, which consists of a letter and a number. The letter specifies the type and language of the transmission following this pattern:
	* M: Morse code		* M: Morse code

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	The 18 in total issues of the ENIGMA bulletin contained a lot of interesting information about odd and mysterious high frequency transmissions, contributed by radio listeners worldwide. The reception logs were organized, collated and analyzed by the core ENIGMA staff. The coverage was mostly about the so-called [[Spy Numbers Stations]], but there was also some coverage of other radio mysteries, such as [[letter beacon]]s. Those bulletins were not archived in libraries and it is very difficult to obtain copies today.		The 18 in total issues of the ENIGMA bulletin contained a lot of interesting information about odd and mysterious high frequency transmissions, contributed by radio listeners worldwide. The reception logs were organized, collated and analyzed by the core ENIGMA staff. The coverage was mostly about the so-called [[Spy Numbers Stations]], but there was also some coverage of other radio mysteries, such as [[letter beacon]]s. Those bulletins were not archived in libraries and it is very difficult to obtain copies today.

-	The major achievement of ENIGMA was the systematic classification and naming of the numerous radio oddities, which were previously described by different and conflicting names in various publications. Each transmission was assigned an identifier, which consists of a letter and a number. The letter specifies the type and language of the ~~tranmission~~ following this pattern:	+	The original ENIGMA group was disbanded in 2000. In his farewell letter, ENIGMA co-founder Mike G. (Gaufman) wrote that all ENIGMA publications and research material would be deposited at the British Library (Boston Spa).
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		+	==ENIGMA transmission classification scheme==
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		+	The major achievement of ENIGMA was the systematic classification and naming of the numerous radio oddities, which were previously described by different and conflicting names in various publications. Each transmission was assigned an identifier, which consists of a letter and a number. The letter specifies the type and language of the transmission following this pattern:
	* M: Morse code		* M: Morse code
	** [[M25]]		** [[M25]]
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	** [[XUP]]		** [[XUP]]
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-	The original ENIGMA group was disbanded in 2000. In his farewell letter, ENIGMA co-founder Mike G. (Gaufman) wrote that all ENIGMA publications and research material would be deposited at the British Library (Boston Spa).

	The ENIGMA transmission classification scheme is still maintained by [[ENIGMA2000]].		The ENIGMA transmission classification scheme is still maintained by [[ENIGMA2000]].

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	==See also==		==See also==

-	* [[ENIGMA2000]]	+	* [[ENIGMA2000]]
		+	* [[Spy Numbers Stations]]

	==External links==		==External links==