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Uncover the secret WWII codebreaking sites (and the quiet geniuses) who helped win the war from sheds, farms and manor houses.

Second, between February and October 1942, the Germans changed the anatomy of their Enigma cipher machine, meaning the Allies were unable to decode the messages sent to and from U-boats.

Also among the many historical items in the auction is a tattered Navy invasion flag flown on D-Day and a German Enigma I cipher machine housed in an original wartime case.