the russian built some but also one named M-3.

poland: feeded their "XYZ1" with a language called SAKO.

rumania called their machines CIFA, from 1 - 3 and jumped for the fourth to #101.

czechoslovakia had SAPO but also EPOS.

in eastern germany zeiss was building OPREMA and ZRA1.

It has been reported that the Technical University of Dresden is building a computer, but no details were provided. Considering the fact that Eastern Germany is part of the same country as Western Germany and that there is quite a lot of computer work going on in the latter, some of it rather advanced, it is not unlikely that other work, too, is in progress in Eastern Germany. | nelson blachman

yugoslavia had ibm and remington, but also their own one, but no name was delivered by the messenger.

israel expressed interest in getting started.

sweden: had BARK which was later supplanted by the BESK which was sold, if i understand that right, under the name "FACIT EDB"; used a programming language called "alphacode". there was also an "ALWAC IIIE", which got modified and renamed to "WEGEMATIC 1000". saab built its own machine called "SARA"; and different universities copied BESK.

denmark: DASK, was a copy of the swedish BESK. GIER was for the geodetic institute and they had TELEFUNKEN TR4 in use.

norway built "DIANA". the defense research institute in kjeller used a ferranti mercury.

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