Cryptologia, Volume 29

Volume 29, Number 1, 2005

• Hilmar-Detlef Brückner:
  Germany's First Cryptanalysis on the Western Front: Decrypting British and French Naval Ciphers in World War I. 1-22
  
• Lee A. Gladwin:
  The Diplomacy of Security: behind the Negotiations of Article 18 of the Sino-american Cooperative Agreement. 23-42
  
• David Kahn:
  The Man in the Iron Mask - Encore Et Enfin, Cryptologically. 43-49
  
• Navneet Mandhani, Subhash Kak:
  Watermarking Using Decimal Sequences. 50-58
  
• Jeffrey Overbey, William Traves, Jerzy Wojdylo:
  On the Keyspace of the Hill Cipher. 59-72
  
• Rodney H. Cooper, Christopher G. Andrews:
  The Public Key Covert Channel. 73-75
  
• David Kahn:
  From the Archives: Codetalkers not Wanted. 76-87
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Reviews and Things Cryptologic. 88-93
  
• David Kahn:
  David Shulman Dies - the Bibliographer of Cryptology. 94-95
  

Volume 29, Number 2, 2005

• Philip H. Jacobsen:
  Pearl Harbor: Radio Officer Leslie Grogan of the Ss Lurline and his Misidentified Signals. 97-120
  
• David Kahn:
  The Polish Enigma Conference and some Excursions. 121-126
  
• Peter Zilahy Ingerman:
  Two Hebern Cryptographic Machines. 127-147
  
• Raphael C.-W. Phan:
  How to Explain Block Cipher Cryptanalysis to your Kids. 148-158
  
• Craig P. Bauer, Suzanne E. Gladfelter:
  Cryptology in York Pennsylvania. 159-175
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Reviews and Things Cryptologic. 176-187
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Unknown Military Coding Device Can You Identify It? 190-191
  

Volume 29, Number 3, 2005

• Geoff Sullivan, Frode Weierud:
  Breaking German Army Ciphers. 193-232
  
• John Lawrence:
  A Study of Rejewski's Equations. 233-247
  
• Craig P. Bauer, Elliott J. Gottloeb:
  Results of an Automated Attack on the Running Key Cipher. 248-254
  
• Richard Pekelney:
  Excellent, Exceptional, Enormous Crypto Source. 255-256
  
• Robert Cordery, Leon Pintsov:
  History and Role of Information Security in Postage Evidencing and Payment. 257-271
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Enigma Articles from Cryptologia. 272-273
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Crypto User's Guide. 273
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Confederate Treasure Issues. 274
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Detective Notebook for Young Adults. 274-275
  
• Louis Kruh:
  College-level Math Crypto Text. 275
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Code Names Post 9/11. 276
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Coral Sea, Midway, and Aleutians Naval Intelligence. 276-277
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Broad View of Power of Mathematics. 277-278
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Friedman Legacy. 278
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Pearl Harbor Revisited. 278-279
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Global Eavesdropping. 279-280
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Cryptology in American History. 280
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Hms Dunedin Acts on Enigma Material. 280-281
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Novel Secrets. 281-282
  

Volume 29, Number 4, 2005

• John F. Dooley:
  Codes and Ciphers in Fiction: an Overview. 290-328
  
• David Kahn:
  How Garbles Tickled History. 329-336
  
• Charles F. Rocca:
  Cryptology in General Education. 337-342
  
• John Lawrence:
  Factoring for the Plugboard - Was Rejewski's Proposed Solution for Breaking the Enigma Feasible? 343-366
  
• B. Thilaka, K. Rajalakshmi:
  An Extension of Hill Cipher Using Generalised Inverses and Mth Residue Modulo N. 367-376
  
• Louis Kruh:
  Reviews and Things Cryptologic. 377-380