The Enigma Mission - Couverture rigide

Ingram, Stan

 
9781846244643: The Enigma Mission

Présentation de l'éditeur

It is well known how important breaking the German Enigma code was to the Allied war effort, and the vital role played by those at Bletchley Park in cracking the cipher. But what if Nazi Germany sent spies to England to ensure the protection of their code - at all costs? Stan Ingram, who worked as an electrician on the Bombe machines at Bletchley Park, has created a thrilling tale of espionage and heroism at the heart of the deciphering operation.

When Leutnant Martin Pickert is sent to England at the Führer's command, under cover as a British engineer, his task is to thwart the efforts of the English codebreakers. But he has not allowed for obstacles in the shape of RAF electrician John Fletcher and US officer Pam Schwartz, who find themselves targets for the ruthless Nazi spy network and must employ all their ingenuity and bravery to halt the progress of the enemy.

Biographie de l'auteur

Stan Ingram was born in Woolwich, London and worked in a solicitor's office until volunteering for the RAF, where he subsequently qualified as an electrician. In 1943 Stan was one of a number of specially selected electricians to be included in one of the best kept secrets of World War Two, maintaining the advanced machinery at Bletchley Park. After the war he worked as a solicitor. He lives in Romsey, Hampshire, with his wife and, in 2001 was awarded the Freedom of Bletchley Park.

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