Two celebrated writers for children, Ruta Sepetys and Steve Sheinkin, have combined forces for “The Bletchley Riddle.” Their ...

Ferris believes that a myth has been built around the codebreaking operation at Bletchley Park. “For British people, 1940 has taken on greater and greater significance as time goes by,” he said.

Future historians of BP may benefit from this book, since it brings together a great deal of disparate material, but general readers interested in codebreaking and the BP story would be better off ...

Running Bletchley Park, he is credited with establishing the beginnings of the “special relationship” by liaising with the US, and recruited the team which cracked the enigma code.

The contribution of famed codebreaking facility Bletchley Park to the Allied victory in World War II has been overstated, according to the author of an official history of British intelligence ...

Code-breakers at Bletchley Park worked to decrypt the Enigma codes. ... Many books have been written about Bletchley, but none has focused exclusively on the significance of its work for D-Day.

Bletchley Park Brainteasers by Sinclair McKay and The Penguin Book Of Puzzles edited by Gareth Moore As might have been expected, these were in general outrageously difficult but utterly fascinating.

Bletchley Park, near Milton Keynes, north of London, is an Ur-site of modern computing. ... His most recent books are Noise/Music (Continuum, 2007) and, edited with Danny Kennedy, ...

The annals of Bletchley Park have mostly focused on famous code-breakers like Alan Turing, but the young women’s work was, in its own way, just as essential. Interception was only part of it ...

After an £8 million restoration, the code-breaking site of Bletchley Park is ready for a flood ... Nobody knew about it until the first book about Bletchley came out in the Seventies.

LAST Christmas, Penguin published The GCHQ Puzzle Book, a collection of fiendish puzzles devised by Britain’s code-breakers to tease and infuriate their colleagues.