Why was Bletchley Park able to break the German Enigma Codes?
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Have a little read: ... Why was Bletchley Park able to break the German Enigma? During the Second World War, Station X revolved around cracking the German Enigma codes. This was possible due to many important reasons. Firstly, the Poles were the first to work on the German Enigma and the first to understand its mechanism. A German spy had over the years before the war, collected documents on how the machine worked. In 1938 the Poles struck a deal and the documents were sold to them. In July 1939 the Poles passed on their knowledge and their collected information to the British. This enabled Station X to understand more of how the Enigma machine worked. The machine was equipped with three wheels (later on in the war more were added) each one printed with the letters of the alphabet in order. The rotors contained one of the central secrets of the Enigma machine, which was
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