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Subject: Re: Standard Cyrillic/ASCII mapping? - (nf)
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Date: Tue, 21-Feb-84 17:49:15 EST
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cmcl2!russell    Feb 21 17:49:00 1984

I have a very old chart from Honeywell that lists the following USSR standard
for the representation of characer data in 8-bits (as a sidebar):

GOST 13052-67 defines the USSR set, shown in the lower row entry position,
of columns 12-15.  Actually, the standard defines the characters for columns
4-7 of a 7-bit set (SO=Russian register, SI=Latin register).  Columns 8-11
are idential o 0-3.

The chart has a little box that reads:

Reprints of this chart are available from the Honeywell Computer Journal
(P.O. Box 6000, Phoenix, AX 85005) at $1 each postpaid.

I imagine that the price (if available at all) has gone up.  The chart has no
date on it, but the latest ANSI standard mentioned is dated 1970.  I would 
guess that you could write a letter to the Russian Trade Mission in NY or
Washington and get the appropriate documents.

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