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.
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 |