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During World War II, while men fought on the frontlines, thousands of women were silently fighting a different battle—breaking enemy codes in dark rooms with typewriters and pure intellect. These brilliant women played a crucial role in decoding Nazi and Japanese messages, ultimately shortening the war and saving countless lives.

At Britain’s Bletchley Park, women made up nearly 75% of the workforce. Mathematician Joan Clarke worked alongside Alan Turing to crack the Enigma code. In the U.S., Elizebeth Smith Friedman dismantled Nazi spy rings with her unmatched cryptanalytic skills. Yet, most were dismissed as “clerical workers” and forced into silence for decades.

This short honors the unsung heroines—the Code Girls, the Bletchley women, and every woman who proved that intelligence has no gender. Their stories aren’t just history—they’re a legacy of courage, brilliance, and the quiet power of women in war.

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