Enigma machine
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[edit] The machine
 Enigma in use, 1943 |
 Enigma in use, 1943 |
 Enigma Machine at the Imperial War Museum, London. |
 Enigma Machine at the Imperial War Museum, London. |
 Enigma Machine at Museum in Luzern, Swiss. |
 Enigma Machine at NSA. |
 One of two Enigma machines recovered from U-505. This machine is fitted with an experimental printing unit. |
 Japanese Enigma |
 Enigma machines at the National Cryptologic Museum. |
 Enigma Machine at Museum in Warsaw, Poland. |
 plugboard of an Enigma machine |
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 four rotor enigma machine at Bundeswehr Museum Dresden |
 Naval four wheel Enigma M4 machine located at Bletchley Park Museum |
 A naval four wheel Enigma machine located at the Museum fur Kommunikation Frankfurt |
 Enigma Machine at the National Cryptologic Museum, Ft. George G. Meade, Maryland |
 Enigma Uhr at the National Cryptologic Museum 2005 |
 Enigma Uhr Zur Beachtung |
[edit] Rotors
 Rotors |
 The stack of rotors inside an Enigma |
 Close-up of the rotor windows of a four-rotor Naval Enigma machine (M4). |
 An Enigma machine rotor |
 An Enigma machine rotor |
 Reflector (Umkehrwalze) of Enigma |
 Stepping mechanism of Enigma (rotors removed) |
[edit] Drawings
 Rotors |
 Rotors exploded |
 ratchet mechanism of a rotor |
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[edit] Others
 Cyclometer (1934) |
 Cryptologic Bomb (1938) |
 enigma codebook |
.jpg) Zygalski(perforated) sheets (1934) |
 Enigma logo |
 American version of Turing Bombe |
Alan Turing at the Ratio Club.jpg
Alan Turing |
 Marian Rejewski |
 Marian Rejewski |
 A plaque at Bletchley Park |
 Swiss cipher machine NEMA ('Neue Maschine') with front cover closed |
 Swiss cipher machine NEMA ('Neue Maschine') with front cover opened |
 US-american cipher machine SIGABA |
