The Challenge
Explore the different type of machines and codes that were using during World War Two
Enigma
The Enigma machine was invented by a German engineer Arthur Scherbius shortly after WW1
Lorenz
Perhaps Bletchley Park's greatest success was the breaking of the Germans' strategic ciphers
Japanese Codes
Japanese codes were a longstanding interest of GC&CS
Low Level Codes and Ciphers
Bletchley Park did not only attack high level machine cyphers
Diplomatic
Diplomatic messages sent by both Allies and Enemies were also broken by GC&CS
Codemaking
GC&CS also produced secure codes for the Allies
Enigma
The Enigma machine was invented by a German engineer Arthur Scherbius shortly after WW1
Japanese Codes
Japanese codes were a longstanding interest of GC&CS
Diplomatic
Diplomatic messages sent by both Allies and Enemies were also broken by GC&CS
Lorenz
Perhaps Bletchley Park's greatest success was the breaking of the Germans' strategic ciphers
Low Level Codes and Ciphers
Bletchley Park did not only attack high level machine cyphers
Codemaking
GC&CS also produced secure codes for the Allies