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Bob Eager <news0002@eager.cx> writes:

> Then you have no idea. The use of that computer, and
> the work that went with it, saved thousands of lives
> and materially shortened the war.

Why don't you go to a veteran's meeting in Moscow or
Minsk and tell your your tales?

I never said that computers didn't play a role. I said
they could play a minor-minor-minor role. In a war of
that magnitude that isn't small, but big. But it is
still small considering what was truly big.

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