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Dr. Baldwin's Publications
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M & M Baldwin. 24 High Street, Cleobury Mortimer, Kidderminster, DY124 8BY, United Kingdom. Tel. 01299 270110
THE HUT SIX STORY by Gordon Welchman
The author was the only code-breaker who worked at Bletchley Park throughout World War II and then wrote an account of his experiences - Welchman made significant contributions to the "bombe" and also persuaded Churchill to greatly increase the resources to Bletchley that permitted the full benefits from the code breaking successes.
xvi + 263 pages, 19 illustrations, £8.50
TOP SECRET ULTRA by P. Calvocoressi.
The author, an R.A.F. officer who worked in Hut 3 at Bletchley Park, explains how the Enigma machine worked and how military intelligence was derived from the results. He gives examples of the impact of "Ultra".
158 pages, 18 stills, £6.50
COLOSSUS 1943-1966 by Tony Sale
This is the account of the machine developed in WW II to break the German Codes at the highest level - it was the first programmable computer - it was a gigantic machine with 1500 ther-mionic valves that could read data at the then unprecedented speed of 5000 characters a second. The author, the original Museum Director at Bletchley Park, explains how the codes were broken using this machine - he then went on to build a replica of Colossus.
17 pages, 5 stills, £3.00
MY ROAD TO BLETCHLEY PARKby Doreen Luke
The author was sent to Bletchley Park in 1942, and worked as a Wireless Operator / Morse Slip Reader - one of the essential series of links that connected the German signals transmissions to the final intelligence used by the Allied commanders. This is one of the very few accounts written by a person who actually worked at Bletchley Park in WW II.
55 pages, 12 stills & diagrams.
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