The Enigma code machine was first thought up before world war two started, so that German’s could send information back and forth without enemies being able to see what they were saying. The Enigma code machine could send 150 million, million, million, different messages. And with that many different ways of sending codes, the Germans believed that no one could crack the Enigma code. The Enigma writing machine looked very much like a typewriter in …showed first 75 words of 827 total…

…showed last 75 words of 827 total…even many years after the war the code-breakers machines and books were kept secret. The code breakers did do a great deal to help end the war faster, and help find the location of Rommel’s forces and supply roads, to help Montgomery’s huge and one of the last victory’s in the desert. And helped allies be more aware of U-boats in the Atlantic, and many supply ships crossing the sea. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**