2005 publication, Enigma: the battle for the code by Hugh Sebag-Montefiore.
Published by The Folio Society London, 2005
This book explodes the myths and propaganda and explores in detail the true facts behind the Enigma machine. The story starts pre WW2, as early as 1931 Enigma manuals were handed to the French Secret Service by Hans Thilo Schmidt. Whilst the sterling work of Bletchley Park code breakers played a vital part in unraveling the secrets of the machine, this was only possible thanks to the work of many other unsung heroes, spies and extraordinary people. A fascinating read!
2005 first Edition, 455 pages, Folio edition with slipcase. Grey cloth with black lettering on red/gilt typewriter keys, presented in plain black slipcase. Contains black and white photographic plates, good condition throughout.
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