Secret WWII Messages Still UNCRACKED Today! 🔐🐦
Uncracked WWII coded messages still puzzle experts! In 1982, a dead carrier pigeon was found in an English chimney with a 1944 coded message from D-Day opera...
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Uncracked WWII coded messages still puzzle experts! In 1982, a dead carrier pigeon was found in an English chimney with a 1944 coded message from D-Day operations attached. British intelligence and worldwide code-breaking experts have tried to crack it - all failed. Only 27 characters long makes it nearly impossible without the key. Likely meant for British intelligence, but the pigeon died before delivery. Information about troop movements, invasion plans, or spy intelligence died with it. Other uncracked WWII codes exist. Some secrets remain forever. The message that died in a chimney.
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