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The Unbreakable Code That Was Already Broken: How America Read Japan's Secrets Throughout WWII

May 27th, 1940 - American cryptanalysts broke Japan's Purple cipher machine without ever seeing it. While Japan believed their codes were secure for a century, mathematicians in Washington were reading every message in real time.

This is the story of WWII's greatest intelligence triumph - how America's code-breaking changed the course of the Pacific War.

🔐 Purple Cipher - Japan's "unbreakable" encryption
🧮 Mathematical Breakthrough - Breaking codes without stealing machines
⚔️ Battle of Midway - Perfect ambush from decoded messages
🎯 Operation Vengeance - Yamamoto's assassination via intercepted flight plans
🌊 Submarine Campaign - Reading convoy routes to sink supply ships

Admiral Yamamoto never knew Americans were reading his orders. He died believing tactical skill defeated him at Midway - not knowing mathematicians had broken Purple before Pearl Harbor.

The lesson: There is no "unbreakable." Only unbroken until someone breaks it.

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