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Enigma The Battle for the Code

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ISBN-10: 0471490350

ISBN-13: 9780471490357

Edition: 2000

Authors: Hugh Sebag-Montefiore

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List price: $23.95
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Canada, Limited
Publication date: 2/1/2004
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 448
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.40" long x 1.17" tall
Weight: 1.298
Language: English

Barrister and journalist (currently attached to the Mail on Sunday). His family owned Bletchley Park � where the Enigma code was broken � until they sold it to the British government in 1937.

List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Prologue
The Betrayal: Belgium and Germany, 1931
The Leak: Poland, Belgium and Germany, 1929-38
An Inspired Guess: Poland, 1932
A Terrible Mistake: Poland, 1933-9
Flight: Germany, Poland and England, 1939-40
The First Capture: Scotland, 1940
Mission Impossible: Norway and Bletchley Park, 1940
Keeping the Enigma Secret: France and Bletchley Park, May-September 1940
Deadlock: Bletchley Park, August-October, 1940
The Italian Affair: Bletchley Park and the Mediterranean, March 1941
The End of the Beginning: Norway, March 1941
Breakthrough: North of Iceland, May 1941
Operation Primrose: The Atlantic, May 1941
The Knock-Out Blow: North of Iceland, June 1941
Suspicion: Bletchley Park, the Atlantic and Berlin, May-October 1941
A Two-Edged Sword: The Atlantic and the Cape Verde Islands, September 1941
Living Dangerously: The South Atlantic and Norway, November 1941-March 1942
The Hunt for the Bigram Tables: Bletchley Park and Norway, December 1941
Black Out: The Barents Sea, Bletchley Park and the Admiralty, February-July 1942
Breaking the Deadlock: The Mediterranean and Bletchley Park, October-December 1942
The Turning Point: South of France, the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, November 1942-September 1943
Trapped: South of France, November 1942-March 1943
The Arrest: Berlin, March-September 1943
Sinking the Scharnhorst: The Barents Sea, December 1943
Operation Covered: Paris, the Indian Ocean and the Atlantic, August 1943-March 1944
The Last Hiccough: Germany, France and the South Atlantic, March-June 1944
Epilogue - Where did they go?
Chronology
Glossary
Polish Codebreaking Techniques
The Bombe
Naval Enigma
Cillis
Rodding
Naval Enigma Offizier
Notes
Bibliography
Index