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EPISODE · Sep 11, 2013 · 38 MIN

E14 - 40s Stories on Modern Tech

from Bletchley Park · host Bletchley Park

September 2013This month stories from 70 years ago are given a modern twist.The New Enigma event was a chance to find out if you have what it takes to be a Codebreaker, with experts from GCHQ telling us about some truly amazing new technology, which might just confuse a certain podcast producer.Rich storytelling is the key to enjoying a visit to Bletchley Park. Now included in the admission price, as well as a guided tour by a passionate historian, every visitor can take an iPod Touch based Multimedia Guided tour, created by ATS Heritage & our own experts. We take you along to the official launch where we put them to the test with visitors aged from six to eighty six.The Budd twins and their younger brother had a unique childhood, as they lived at Bletchley Park during WW2. We join all three of them as they come back for a visit.Each year we hold the Enigma Reunion for our Veterans. This year some of them were given a sneak peek at what will be the first of our new restoration exhibits to open, Hut 11 and we had the honour to be there with the very women who worked on the Bombe machines, whose story it tells.Pictures ©mubsta.com#BPark, #BletchleyPark, #Enigma, #GCHQ, #Bombe, #ATS_Heritage, #Documentally, #stephenfry

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