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During the Second World War (1939–1945), Germany used a complex cipher machine called Enigma to protect its communications. Enigma allowed the Germans to secretly plan quick, coordinated attacks.
This 1944 Enigma is from the collection of the Communications Security Establishment and is on display in Cipher | Decipher. ingeniumcanada.org/exhibitions/cipher-decipher-travelling
During the Second World War (1939–1945), Germany used a complex cipher machine called Enigma to protect its communications. Enigma allowed the Germans to secretly plan quick, coordinated attacks.
This 1944 Enigma is from the collection of the Communications Security Establishment and is on display in Cipher | Decipher. ingeniumcanada.org/exhibitions/cipher-decipher-travelling
