Re: VOICES OF THE CODEBREAKERS

"Voices from the Code Breakers" appears to be the same as the Michael 
Paterson book just published in the US under the title, "Secret War: The 
Inside Story of the Code Makers and Code Breakers of World War II".

Ronald Wyllys
(A 1950s NSAer)


Geoff Sullivan wrote:
> Plenty on Amazon at half the published price. Pretty wild claim to 
> 'expose how the war was really won.'
>
> regards,
>
> geoff
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>
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> Voices from the Code Breakers: In World War II (Hardcover)
> by Michael Paterson (Author)
>
> Hardcover: 288 pages
> Publisher: David & Charles (27 April 2007)
> Language English
> ISBN-10: 071532280X
> ISBN-13: 978-0715322802
>
> Synopsis
> This book takes a comprehensive look at the undercover war, revealing 
> just how much of WWII was won away from the battlefields. From the 
> British cryptologists to the European resistance fighters, this book 
> uncovers the stories of extraordinary people and their chance finds, 
> lucky accidents, dogged determination and moments of sheer brilliance, 
> to expose how the war was really won. It includes an intriguing 
> glimpse at the early history of the computer - its spectacular uses 
> and subsequent development and features vivid first-hand accounts from 
> the staff of Bletchley Park, the French and Dutch resistance fighters, 
> the American secret agents and the British SOE saboteurs. It is 
> illustrated with secret maps, resistance maps and rare archive 
> photographs.
>
>
> Mark Baldwin wrote:
>> Has anyone seen this book?
>> Any views?
>>
>> Mark Baldwin
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