Скачать или смотреть Germans Were Shocked When They Learned Enigma Was Broken — And Their Messages Were Never Safe

Uncover one of World War II’s most staggering secrets in this riveting documentary about the hidden code war that changed history. For decades, Nazi Germany believed its Enigma cipher was unbreakable—yet the Allies had been reading its most guarded military messages since 1940. Long after the war, German commanders, including Admiral Karl Dönitz, attributed their defeat to Allied radar and superior industry. The truth, revealed only in the 1970s, was far more devastating: their own encrypted communications had been compromised for years.
Through newly declassified files, personal testimonies, and expert insights, this film traces how brilliant Polish cryptanalysts first cracked Enigma in the early 1930s, paving the way for Alan Turing and the team at Britain’s Bletchley Park to automate codebreaking with revolutionary machines. The documentary explores how this secret advantage doomed hundreds of U-boats, cost 30,000 German submariners their lives, and shaped the outcome of countless battles.
Witness the shocking 1978 meeting where Dönitz confronted the truth, and discover the incredible silence kept by 10,000 Bletchley workers for over 30 years. This is the untold story of how overconfidence and denial led to one of history’s greatest intelligence catastrophes—shortening the war and saving millions of lives.

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