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Couple Find WWII Messages Under Floorboards, Get Bletchley Park Code Breaker to Crack It An elderly couple who found secret World War II German-coded messages under their floorboards are trying to crack the puzzle with the help of a neighbor—a 95-year-old Bletchley Park code breaker. During a renovation project, John and Val Campbell, of Guernsey, discovered a cache of wartime items hidden in their house by a German soldier in the 1940s. (SWNS) The stash included cigarette packets, matches, a shampoo sachet, a fuse wire pack, throat pastilles—and even brothel passes. But there was al...

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Couple find Nazi code under floorboards – and discover neighbour was WW2 codebreaker John and Val Campbell found the stash of WW2 memorabilia dating back to the period when the Germans occupied the Channel islands, and turned to a former Bletchley park codebreaker for help John Campbell and what's left of one of the coded messages (Image: Adrian Miller / SWNS) The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you ...

A couple who found secret German messages from the Second World War under their floorboards are trying to crack the puzzle with help of a neighbour - a 95-year-old Bletchley Park code breaker. John and Val Campbell discovered a cache of wartime items hidden in their house, in Guernsey, by a German soldier in the 1940s - when the Channel Islands were occupied by Adolf Hitler's forces. It included cigarette packets, matches, a shampoo sachet, a fuse wire pack, throat pastilles - and even brothel passes. But there was also an envelope addressed to a German man named Ernst Buchtela, along with pi...