Inside story of Enigma theft disclosed in new book

The inside story of the infamous theft of the code breaking Enigma machine is to be disclosed in a new book.

Sat, 16 Aug, 2003 - 14:58

The inside story of the infamous theft of the code breaking Enigma machine is to be disclosed in a new book.

The Second World War decoding device was stolen from under the noses of museum curators at Bletchley Park in Buckinghamshire, UK, on April Fool's Day, 2000.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: Bletchley Park Place: Buckinghamshire, UK Place: Derbyshire Person: Germans Person: Christine Large Person: Jeremy Paxman Person: Large Person: Dennis Yates Person: Yates Event: Second World War Organisation: Bletchley Park Trust Organisation: BBC Organisation: Crown Court

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