Soviet Cybernetics Technology: III, Programming Elements of the BESM, STRELA, Ural, M-3, and Kiev Computers.
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A translation from the Russian detailing the instruction formats for five of the better known Soviet digital computers. Some notes are included to help place the machines in perspective. Charts give the operation codes for the five machines, along with the original Russian terminology and its English translation.
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