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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 a wooden box,

The Germans were able to keep changing the types of codes by changing the

order of the rotors, and there positions. If anyone wanted to crack the code for that

day they would have to find out the exact positions of the rotors, which takes lots

of time and skill. The code breaker’s might work all day and try all different

positions and still not find out what the code they intercepted meant. It took very

talented experts to be able to crack these codes , with great skills in mathematics

They intercepted more than 3,000 codes a day in these special code breaking

stations called “Y” stations. These codes were then taken to diffe

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