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... Bletchley Park Question 1. What can you learn from source A about the work at Bletchley Park? You learn that the work that went on inside Bletchley Park was very secretive and thorough. We learn this because it says they we're very departmentalised and you never discussed your work with anyone else. These two statements show that they had to remain secretive even around those who they worked with and they had to be thorough with their work, which was why they had many different departments. However some people did know what went on in all the groups and they were the people of great importance who were high up at Bletchley Park. This source is written by someone who actually worked in one of the huts at Bletchley Park so his statement is very reliable and accurate. Question 2. Does the evidence of source C support the evidence of sources A
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