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Some Remarks on the History of Computing in Germany by Konrad Zuse
Moving image, 1976-06-14; 2002
102639685
Programming in America in the 1950s – Some Personal Impressions by John Backus
Moving image, 1976-06-11
102639682
Early Programming Development in Cambridge by Maurice V. Wilkes
Moving image, 1976-06-11
102695470
A Perspective in the History of Computing in the Netherlands by Adriaan van Wijngaarden
Moving image, 1976-06-12
102639688
ENIAC: another view. Lecture by Arthur W. Burks at the Los Alamos History of Computing Conference
Moving image, 1976-06-10
102695503
WHIRLWIND by Robert R. Everett
Moving image, 1976-06-11; 2002
102695469
A Perspective on the History of Computing in France by Philippe Dreyfus
Moving image, 1976-06-12
102695471
Computing Developments 1935-1955, as Seen from Cambridge, USA by Garrett Birkhoff
Moving image, 1976-06-10; 2002
102639695
MANIAC. Lecture by Nicholas Metropolis
Moving image, 1976-06-10
102639638
The COLOSSUS by Brian Randell
Moving image, 1976-06-12
102695476
The ENIAC. Lecture by J. Presper Eckert and John W. Mauchly
Moving image, 1976-06-10
102639639
The Early Development of Digital Computing In Central Europe by Friedrich L. Bauer
Moving image, 1976-06-11
102695472
From ENIAC to the Stored-Program Computer: Two Revolutions in Computers by Arthur W. Burks
Moving image, 1976-06-10
102695474
A Programmer’s Early Memories by Edsger W. Dijkstra
Moving image, 1976-06-15
102695473
Computers in the University of London, 1945-1962 by Andrew D. Booth
Moving image, 1976-06-11
102695480
The ORDVAC and the ILLIAC by James E. Robertson
Moving image, 1976-06-10
102695475