Letters from Bletchley($13.59Value)

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In the summer of 1940, having taken the final exams for her degree in modern languages, Annette Townend started work at Bletchley Park. Her parents were in India, her father being a member of the Indian Civil Service, so she wrote to them frequently. Her letters, while revealing nothing of the nature of the work she was doing, provide fascinating insights into life at Bletchley from the viewpoint of someone at a comparatively low level in the organization. They also provide a sense of what it felt like to live through the War in Britain from someone who was secretly engaged on one of the most important enterprises undertaken by the Allies.