The story about Enigma is a fascinating one. My colleague and part of the 22 students in front of the main building at Blechley Park
ENIGMA SIMULATOR DECODE CODE
Our goal was to experience how the famous code breakers at Bletchley Park back in 1939-45 made a big difference in the War by solving the GermanĬipher machine Enigma and to learn about the mathematics involved. One of the academic items was a visit at Bletchley Park, situated 90 kilometres north west of London - a 45 minutes trip by train from Euston Station in central London. The last week of September 2007 I was on a study tour to London together with one of my colleagues and my dear class 3F from Haderslev Katedralskole, a high school in Denmark. Enigma and the Turing Bombe in Excel VBA.The decryption procedure at Bletchley Park.The situation before Enigma - history briefly.Notice that in many occasions clicking an image yields an enlarged version!
On my website and because of the kindness I received from the people from Bletchley Park, who arranged our visit and who have provided me with a few historic photos from Bletchley Park! I can be contacted on e-mail: Erik Vestergaard. Firstly I am grateful to Chris Christensen and MAA for giving me the permission to place an article about the Polish contributions to the solution of Enigma This time, however, I have decided to tell a story about the German ciphermachine Enigma in English too, because of several reasons. As a high school teacher and mathematician from Denmark, I normally only write in my native language, which is Danish. This webpage was created after an interesting study tour to London and Bletchley Park.
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