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DescripciónGenevieve Grotjan Feinstein.jpg	English: Description at source: Genevieve Grotjan Feinstein Genevieve Feinstein hoped to become a math teacher. However, after taking the tests to become a professional government mathematician, she was offered a job with the Signal Intelligence Service (SIS). In 1939, Mrs. Feinstein was a cryptanalyst involved in the decryption and reading of Japanese diplomatic messages. In September 1940, she made a discovery that changed the course of history. Her successful breakthrough enabled the SIS to build an analog machine to decrypt the Japanese diplomatic messages, known as "Purple", throughout World War II. Mrs. Feinstein followed her success with work on other Japanese cipher systems and as a pioneer in the cryptanalytic research section working on a variety of machine cipher systems. Following the war, she was assigned to the Soviet problem working on the Venona Project.
Fecha	hacia 1939 date QS:P,+1939-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Fuente	This image was copied from wikipedia:en. Original source: http://www.nsa.gov/women/women00017.cfm Valid link as of 2020-4-5: https://www.nsa.gov/About-Us/Current-Leadership/Article-View/Article/1621585/genevieve-grotjan-feinstein/
Autor	U.S. Army

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Genevieve Grotjan Feinstein

Genevieve Feinstein hoped to become a math teacher. However, after taking the tests to become a professional government mathematician, she was offered a job with the Signal Intelligence Service (SIS). In 1939, Mrs. Feinstein was a cryptanalyst involved in the decryption and reading of Japanese diplomatic messages. In September 1940, she made a discovery that changed the course of history. Her successful breakthrough enabled the SIS to build an analog machine to decrypt the Japanese diplomatic messages, known as "Purple", throughout World War II.

Mrs. Feinstein followed her success with work on other Japanese cipher systems and as a pioneer in the cryptanalytic research section working on a variety of machine cipher systems. Following the war, she was assigned to the Soviet problem working on the Venona Project.

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