Reunion for the hidden Bletchley Park heroines who helped break Hitler code
Almost 100 codebreakers will gather at Bletchley Park today to celebrate the role that breaking Nazi and Japanese codes played in securing victory in the Second World War.
Alan Turing, Gordon Welchman and Bill Tutte are famed for unravelling Hitler’s messages, but the thousands of staff who laboured night and day received little recognition.
Read this article at Express.co.uk
Alan Turing, Gordon Welchman and Bill Tutte are famed for unravelling Hitler’s messages, but the thousands of staff who laboured night and day received little recognition.
Read this article at Express.co.uk
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- Published on: 02-09-2018 19:01:46
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