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Chiffriermaschinen AG · 1923-1934
Chiffriermaschinen AG, in full: Chiffriermaschinen Aktiengesellschaft,
abbreviated ChiMaAG, was a German engineering company, founded in 1923
by Gewerkschaft Securitas — a successor of the company Scherbius & Ritter,
co-founded in 1920 by German engineer and Enigma inventor Arthur Scherbius.
The purpose of the company was to further develop and market the
Enigma cipher machine developed by its predecessors.
After Scherbius' untimely death in 1929, the company changed hands.
In 1935, on the eve of WWII,
the company's assets were taken over by
Rudolf Heimsoeth and Elsbeth Rinke,
and went on under the name Heimsoeth und Rinke.
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Name Chiffriermaschinen Aktiengesellschaft Abbreviation ChiMaAG Active 1923-1934 Country Germany Brand Enigma Founded 9 July 1923 Liquidated 31 July 1935 (?) Predecessor Scherbius & Ritter Successor Heimsoeth und Rinke (31 July 1935)
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- Paul Bernstein
- Rudolf Heimsoeth
- Willi Korn
- Elsbeth Rinke
- Arthur Scherbius (†1929)
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- Chiffriermaschinen AG
Steglitzerstraße 2 (see note) 1
Berlin W35
Germany
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On 7 March 1936, Steglizerstraße was renamed Ludendorffstraße and the houses were
renumbered. After the war, in 1947, it was renamed Pohlstraße
(10785 Berlin-Mitte/Tiergarten) [2][3].
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