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Although the T-36 was a further development of the T-25 (of which just 223
machines had been made), it supported the standard
ITA2 alphabet
rather than the proprietary 29-character set of the T-25. This made the
machine compatible with other ITA2-compatible equipment such as
the American devices of the Teletype brand.
Although Crypto Museum does not have a T-36 in its collection, the machine is
featured here, as it forms the basis on which the high-level
T-52 cipher machine (Geheimschreiber)
is built. It was used by the German Army during
World War II.
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Production of the T-36 started in 1931 and lasted until the end of
World War II (1945), by which time approx.
8000 machines had been produced.
In 1933, shortly after the introduction of the T-36, its successor - the
T-37 - was introduced. The latter remained in
production until 1960 [1].
➤ More about the T-52
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- Der technische Fernschreibdienst, Teil 1, Die Fernschreibgeräte
Detailed description of the Siemens T-36 by the German Navy (German).
M.Dv.Nr.36/I. Oberkommando der Marine. Berlin, 1940.
- Elektrische Fernschreiber T Typ 36
Hilfsblätter für den Unterricht (traning manual) (German).
Luftnachrichtenschule Halle (Saale), August 1940.
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