How to pronounce“codebreaking”in English

But they wanted to know about codebreaking.

And many of the American intelligence and codebreaking triumphs in the 50s came from these Germans that they employed in 1945 onwards.

The Germans mostly divided their codebreaking efforts into 10 different agencies, which often duplicated each other's efforts.

about intelligence and knowledge of codebreaking was brilliant.

Are there any parallels for the German codebreaking efforts?

They wanted to know what the Germans had known about our codebreaking, Bletchley Park, the Americans cracking Japanese codes.

about what the allies and the Germans did about codebreaking, stuff that most normal governments would have destroyed sort of years ago.

So also chapter 6 discusses the importance of Bayes' theorem in cryptography and codebreaking during World War II.

"The Third Reich is Listening, Inside German Codebreaking 1939 to 1945."

Because if we look at the West-- if we look at the British codebreaking efforts, obviously the Colossus and the various related machinery

And Hitler looks at this information about the Yalta Conference referring to his head of army codebreaking.

So are there any lasting technological effects of the German codebreaking effort?