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In 1939 several hundred people - students professors international chess players junior military officers actresses and debutantes - reported to a Victorian mansion in Buckinghamshire: Bletchley Park. This was to be Station X the Allies top-secret centre for deciphering enemy codes. Their task was to break the ingenious Enigma code used for German high-level communications. The settings for the Enigma machine changed continually and each day the German operators had 159 million million million different possibilities. Yet against all the odds this gifted group achieved the impossible coping with even greater difficulties to break Shark the U-Boat Enigma and Fish the cypher system used by Hitler to talk to his guards.
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In 1939 several hundred people
- students professors international chess players junior military officers actresses & debutantes
- reported to a Victorian mansion in Buckinghamshire: Bletchley Park. This was to be Station X the Allies top-secret centre for deciphering enemy codes. Their task was to break the ingenious Enigma code used for German high-level communications. The settings for the Enigma machine changed continually & each day the German operators had 159 million million million different possibilities. Yet against all the odds this gifted group achieved the impossible coping with even greater difficulties to break Shark the U-Boat Enigma & Fish the cypher system used by Hitler to talk to his guards.

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Students - A group of humans who are still in full time education
Day - The time it takes a planet or other space objects to complete one rotation.
Fish - A creature that lives in water. A fish uses gills to breath unlike mammals
Shark - A large marine animal with sharp teeth and dominant pointed fins

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