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Code Breakers

After learning about Bletchley Park and its significance in the war effort during WW2, we found out about Alan Turing and his work on code breaking  (specifically codes created by the German Enigma Machine.) This inspired us to see if we could crack two encoded messages from 1941 and 1942, which had been written using Pigpen  encryption and the Caesar Shift Code. Super code breaking ready for our trip to Bletchley Park next week!

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