WWII Enigma coded messages ‘were mostly inane text chatter’
The importance of the Allies breaking the famous Enigma code in the Second World War is being revisited following claims that most of the messages sent using the top secret code were in fact teenage style text messages saying how bored the German security personnel were and whether the girl on the front desk fancied them.
Posted: Jul 3rd, 2009
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