Bletchley Park: Code-breaking's Forgotten Genius

00:00:01 It's one of the most astonishing stories

00:02:02 in the English countryside near London,

00:03:53 Breaking it looked impossible.

00:05:55 to win the war.

00:07:43 the high-quality staff that would be needed.

00:09:54 And this meant that there was time to organize.

00:12:06 and if they could target these habits,

00:14:03 by the intended enemy recipient.

00:16:03 saying, "Where are you going?

00:17:58 in the darkest days of World War II.

00:20:11 as the Henry Ford of cryptography

00:22:11 I imagine that the powers that be in England

00:24:14 on a scale that would dwarf Hut 6.

00:26:24 His ideas were really a game changer.

00:28:32 because I was afraid that somehow or other

00:30:24 and he just kept reading the obituaries

00:32:23 busily discussing something,

00:34:21 They were delivering a message to him,

00:36:13 There was one final act

00:38:11 The strain was, was also coming

00:40:11 would the significance of that legacy become clear.

00:42:18 for Osama Bin Laden,

00:43:57 and traffic analysis that found the courier.

00:45:55 It's too bad he couldn't be here today.