When WW II broke out in 1939, the Canadian government had no foreign intelligence capacity of its own. Kept secret for many decades, this story reveals how a top secret code-breaking unit was set up in a Victorian mansion in Ottawa and identifies all those who worked there. By Diana Pepall.
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Created Date: | 12-05-2022 |
Last Updated Date: | 04-24-2023 |
Author: | Diana Pepall |
Changelog: | Original edition: January 2017 |
Copyright: | April 2023 |
Pages: | 56 pages |