Cracking the Enigma Code

Step into one of World War II’s greatest secrets — the Enigma machine. What looked like a simple typewriter was actually a powerful cipher that changed daily, hiding Nazi orders in codes no one could crack. Until Bletchley Park… Led by mathematician Alan Turing, the Allies built the Bombe to break Enigma and turn the tide of the war. This breakthrough not only saved millions of lives but also sparked the dawn of the computer age. But behind the victory lies a tragic story: Turing’s brilliance was recognized too late. Today, his legacy endures as one of the greatest minds in history — the father of modern computing. If you’re fascinated by cryptography, World War II, coding history, and the birth of computers, this video is for you. #EnigmaMachine #WWII #AlanTuring #BletchleyPark #Cryptography #HistoryOfComputing #Codebreaking #WorldWar2History #CyberSecurity #Encryption #ThinkLab