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Re: VMs: Books on Czech cryptography
No, this is not Polish.
It is Chech and means;
v novoveku = in new age
john
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From: "PK#01" <pklist01@xxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2004 4:12 PM
Subject: Re: VMs: Books on Czech cryptography
> > Both of the above refer to the 17th c. or later ("v novoveku" =
> > "in modern times") so may not be relevant.
>
> That was what I feared too, but fortunately "novovek" has the meaning
"after
> the middle ages and before modern times". So it includes the Rudolf II,
Dee
> and Kelly period:
>
> Novovek - obdobie dejín ľudstva nasledujúce po stredoveku a predchádzajúce
> najnovším dejinám.
> (Is this Polish?)
>
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