The History of the Enigma Encryption Machine CD     NEW !!!

The breaking of the Enigma Codes in World War II was one of the defining actions of the whole war. This CD looks at the Enigma machines themselves in amazing detail and brings to life how these machines were made and used. This CD also looks at the development of Enigma machines made by other countries after the war and detail is included of Russian, Swiss and American versions. 

Sixty sections with 5 videos, over 1400 photographs, schematics, nine Enigma books & manuals and two Enigma simulator programs!!.

This CDcovers a huge array of detail from operating instructions, assembly and details of Enigma machines captured during the war and their value to Allied efforts. The CD goes beyond the Enigma machines of WWII and contains material on various derivations of these fascinating encryption devices. There are details of the American M-209 cipher machine including a 30-minute training film on its use. There is information on the FIALKA which is a recently discovered Russian Enigma machine, along with the Swiss pocket cipher machines. The CD is presented in an easy to use HTML format so any computer with an internet browser can use it easily. Some items on the CD do require other software to run and this has been included in the form of Mozilla Firefox (a web browser), Adobe Acrobat and Real Player (all PC versions).

At 697MB there is far more on this CD than we can hope to cover here. This is simply a gold mine of material for anyone interested in the subject of Enigma machines. This CD is thoroughly recommended as a remarkable resource for those researching the Enigma saga or anyone just interested in the topic.

Note that this is an Original CD-ROM

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