Enigma Machine

Russians that were in that area captured the ship and found in it the German

Navy Secret code book. The British used it to decode German Navel messages,

so that they would know what the German’s were going to do next.

When the war was over the British told the world that they had found the

Germans code book, which made the Germans realize that code books were not

a good way of getting such important messages around. So they decided that

In Berlin man made an encoding machine available on the market, named

the Enigma Variations. You press a letter on the keyboard and a different letter is

typed. Each time you press that letter the letter that comes out changes. It has

so many approximately 3(10114) different variations.

The Polish had the insight that the codes could be deciphered by

mathematicians. Bartramp photographed the keys to break Enigma’s codes, and

sold them to the Polish. The Germans later added two more roters, and they

found out that they needed help, so they brought a bunch of really smart people

. . .
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Approximate Word count = 784
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)