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William Friedman person

· born in Eastern Soviet Union · died in Arlington National Cemetery

also: Army Col. William Friedman, Colonel William F. Friedman, Friedman, William F Friedman, William F. Friedman, William Friedman, Wolfe Frederick Friedman

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Claims (38)

William Friedman worked_for NSA documented document
“During his time in the US, Hagelin built a strong friendship with Army Col. William Friedman , whom the National Security Agency dubbed the “ father of modern American cryptology .”…”
source: url — Operation Rubicon: How the CIA Listened in on Adversaries and Allies for Decades | Coffee or Die · p.1
NSA recruited William Friedman documented document
“After Hagelin announced in the early 1950s that he was working on a new, highly secure cipher machine, the NSA sent Friedman to strike a deal that would deny secure machines to certain countries.…”
source: url — Operation Rubicon: How the CIA Listened in on Adversaries and Allies for Decades | Coffee or Die · p.1
William Friedman worked_for NSA documented document
“in 1952 became chief cryptologist for the National Security Agency (NSA)…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman headed NSA documented document
“in 1952 became chief cryptologist for the National Security Agency (NSA)…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
Boris Cæsar Wilhelm Hagelin relationship_with William Friedman documented document
“It is no secret that, at a personal level, Hagelin and Friedman were good friends…”
source: url — Crypto AG · p.1
William Friedman worked_for Signal Intelligence Service documented document
“an SIS team led by Friedman and Rowlett, in an extraordinary achievement, figured it out.…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman worked_for Armed Forces Security Agency documented document
“In 1949 he became head of the cryptographic division of the newly formed Armed Forces Security Agency (AFSA)…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman headed Armed Forces Security Agency documented document
“In 1949 he became head of the cryptographic division of the newly formed Armed Forces Security Agency (AFSA)…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman founded Military Cryptanalysis documented document
“Friedman produced a classic series of textbooks, "Military Cryptanalysis"…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
Lambros D. Callimahos succeeded William Friedman documented document
“by Friedman's assistant and successor Lambros D. Callimahos…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman met_with Government Code and Cypher School documented document
“However Friedman visited Bletchley Park in April 1943 and played a key role in drawing up the 1943 BRUSA Agreement.…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman proposed BRUSA Agreement documented document
“played a key role in drawing up the 1943 BRUSA Agreement.…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman did_business_with Crypto AG documented document
“In 1955, Friedman initiated, on behalf of the NSA, a secret agreement with Crypto AG…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman married Elizebeth Friedman documented document
“Friedman had two children with his wife, Elizebeth…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman family_of Barbara Friedman documented document
“Friedman had two children with his wife, Elizebeth: Barbara Friedman (later Atchison)…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman family_of John Ramsay Friedman documented document
“Friedman had two children with his wife, Elizebeth: ... and John Ramsay Friedman.…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman died_in Arlington National Cemetery documented document
“Friedman and his wife Elizebeth are buried in Arlington National Cemetery.…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman worked_for Riverbank Laboratories documented document
“Geneva, Illinois: Riverbank Laboratories.…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman worked_for War Department documented document
“Washington, D.C.: Signals Office, War Department.…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
Harry S. Truman paid William Friedman documented document
“He was also presented the Medal for Merit by President Harry Truman…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
Dwight D. Eisenhower paid William Friedman documented document
“and the National Security Medal by Dwight Eisenhower.…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman member_of Military Intelligence Hall of Fame documented document
“Friedman has been inducted into the Military Intelligence Hall of Fame…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
Commander Schoen linked_to William Friedman documented document
“Commander Schoen, a character appearing in Neal Stephenson's novel Cryptonomicon, is to a large extent inspired by Friedman.…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman founded The Shakespearean Ciphers Examined documented document
“Together they wrote a book entitled The Cryptologist Looks at Shakespeare... published under the title The Shakespearean Ciphers Examined.…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman founded Six Lectures Concerning Cryptography and Cryptanalysis documented document
“At NSA's request Friedman prepared Six Lectures Concerning Cryptography and Cryptanalysis…”
source: url — William F. Friedman · p.1
William Friedman worked_for United States Army Signal Corps documented document
“An unexpended $6,666.66 and the organization's files reverted to the Signal Corps where William Friedman had charge of cryptology…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.124
William Friedman born_in Eastern Soviet Union documented document
“Born in Russia in 1891 Friedman emigrated to the United States with his parents the following year…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.132
William Friedman studied_at Pittsburgh Central High School documented document
“He matriculated as one of ten honor students in a class of 300 at Pittsburgh Central High School in 1909…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.132
William Friedman studied_at Cornell University documented document
“He matriculated as one of ten honor students in a class of 300 at Pittsburgh Central High School in 1909 and received an undergraduate degree in genetics from Cornell University in 1914…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.132
William Friedman worked_for United States Army Signal Corps documented document
“In 1921 Friedman and his wife also a skilled cryptologist entered into a six-month contract with the Signal Corps…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.132
William Friedman worked_for War Department documented document
“In 1921 Friedman and his wife also a skilled cryptologist entered into a six-month contract with the Signal Corps and continued the relationship as civil servants on the War Department payroll until 1922…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.132
William Friedman headed Office of the Chief Signal Officer documented document
“In 1921 Friedman and his wife also a skilled cryptologist entered into a six-month contract with the Signal Corps and continued the relationship as civil servants on the War Department payroll until 1922 when he became Chief Cryptanalyst an…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.132
William Friedman headed Signal Intelligence Service documented document
“To better meet these new responsibilities the Signal Corps established a Signal Intelligence Service in its War Plans and Training Division with Friedman as director…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.132
William Friedman recruited Frank Rowlett documented document
“To carry out these duties Friedman hired three junior cryptanalysts all in their early twenties at $2,000 a year the first of the second generation of American cryptologists They were Frank Rowlett a Virginian and Solomon Kullback and Abrah…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.133
William Friedman recruited Solomon Kullback documented document
“To carry out these duties Friedman hired three junior cryptanalysts all in their early twenties at $2,000 a year the first of the second generation of American cryptologists They were Frank Rowlett a Virginian and Solomon Kullback and Abrah…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.133
William Friedman recruited Abraham Sinkov documented document
“To carry out these duties Friedman hired three junior cryptanalysts all in their early twenties at $2,000 a year the first of the second generation of American cryptologists They were Frank Rowlett a Virginian and Solomon Kullback and Abrah…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.133
Elizabeth Smith Friedman married William Friedman documented document
“The Coast Guard's expert was the wife of William F Friedman the man who directed the MAGIC task force destined to break the Japanese "purple code…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.136
William Friedman headed Operation Magic documented document
“The Coast Guard's expert was the wife of William F Friedman the man who directed the MAGIC task force destined to break the Japanese "purple code…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.136

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