Struggle for airwaves. Radio intelligence, wiretapping, and disinformation on the fronts of the First World War
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The first complete investigation on radio -sisting methods during the First World War. The rapid development of scientific and technological progress and the militarization of society significantly increased the role of communication in the course of hostilities. The success of military operations often depended on the quick transfer of orders and information, and on the ability to learn the intention of the enemy - the breakdown of his plans.
The defeat of the 2nd Russian Army of Samsonov in East Prussia was the first high-profile success of the German army and it was implemented on the basis of an intercepted Russian radio telegram. Subsequently, on all fronts, listening to telephone and telegraphic negotiations, a production of radio interference and radio -lineformation were actively used
The defeat of the 2nd Russian Army of Samsonov in East Prussia was the first high-profile success of the German army and it was implemented on the basis of an intercepted Russian radio telegram. Subsequently, on all fronts, listening to telephone and telegraphic negotiations, a production of radio interference and radio -lineformation were actively used
Author:
Author:Alexey Oleinikov
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Historical Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-168327-6
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