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Rare Second World War machine on display at new Diefenbaker Canada Centre exhibit


 
“This exhibit provides a unique, interactive, and engaging experience for people of all ages, and is a great exhibit in which we are able to reopen our doors,” said Diefenbaker Canada Centre Curatorial, Collections, and Exhibits Manager, Heather Fraser. “We are looking forward to welcoming the public back into our exhibits as safely as possible.”
 
The exhibition, developed by Ingenium – Canada’s Museums of Science and Innovation / Ingenium - Musées des sciences et de l’innovation du Canada in partnership with the CSE, allows visitors to scramble their own messages using a cipher wheel, see how an Enigma cipher machine works, and tackle puzzles to learn if they have what it takes to work in the field of cryptology. ....

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Secret messages: Second World War encryption machine on display in Saskatoon


 
SASKATOON
Recovered from a German submarine, a Second World War message-encryption machine known as an enigma has landed in Saskatoon at the Diefenbaker Canada Centre at the University of Saskatchewan.
The enigma machine is a cipher device developed to protect military communications. It was invented by Dutchman Hugo Koch in 1919 and was mainly used for business purposes.
According to the exhibit titled Cipher-Decipher, the enigma machine was adapted by the Germans and used to transmit secret messages during the war.
“As you put your message in it, the machine randomly spits out a string of letters. So to be able to then put the random string of letters back into the enigma machine to spit out the message you had to have the proper settings,” curator and exhibit manager Heather Fraser said. ....

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