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The rebuilt Colossus codebreaker in action

Computer expert and former spy Tony Sale demonstrates how a rebuilt version of the WWII codebreaking computer works

Published: 27 Mar 2008 12:57 GMT

Tags: World War Ii, Expert, Machine, Sale

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