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Alan Turing's stolen mementos sat in a Colorado home for decades. Now they're being returned to England. - Vimarsana News

Alan Turing's stolen mementos sat in a Colorado home for decades. Now they're being returned to England.

The momentous return comes more than five years after U.S. authorities seized the keepsakes from a Colorado woman who claimed Turing as her father. The woman, who even changed her last name to Turing, had no relation to the legendary British codebreaker.

Alan Turing's stolen mementos have been returned to England - Vimarsana News

Alan Turing's stolen mementos have been returned to England

An all-boys boarding school in the United Kingdom on Tuesday welcomed back a collection of stolen mementos that once belonged to Alan Turing, the famed mathematician known for cracking German codes during World War II.

Alan Turing's stolen mementos, kept in a Colorado home for decades, returned to England - Vimarsana News

Alan Turing's stolen mementos, kept in a Colorado home for decades, returned to England

The momentous return comes more than five years after U.S. authorities seized the keepsakes from a Colorado woman who claimed Alan Turing, the famed mathematician known for cracking German codes during World War II, as her father.

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Alan Turing sculpture for King's College, Cambridge, approved - Vimarsana News

Alan Turing sculpture for King's College, Cambridge, approved

The wartime codebreaker Alan Turing studied at King's College, Cambridge, from 1931.

Source: bbc.co.uk