How would WW2 have played out if the Brits hadn't broken Enigma?

>>32570747
Mehr als wahrscheinlich würden Sie diese Sprache anstelle von Englisch sprechen.

>>32571352
Javolt.

>>32570747
the brits didn't break the enigma machine m8 it was us aussies. brits just like riding coat tails yeah

>>32571386
I knew that prison colony would be useful for something.

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>>32571428

The massive industrial advantage of the USA and the allied bombings still wreck Krauts.

>>32571444
this, it was a trifling advantage at best.

The war would've lasted a bit longer and a few more deaths. Apart from that Allied forces still would've won due to >>32571444

Either way Coventry still gets fucked.

>>32570747
im pretty sure the gays broke the enigma not the brits

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Well Turings team chose what and what not to tell the military, correct? Had they just used the advantage to steamroll every German sub and secret that they had just recently found, the advantage would have been momentary ay best as the Germans would have implemented a new way to communicate rather quickly.

Not that I disagree with their decision, as hindsight is 20/20, I just find it hard to picture myself playing god like that. While their breakthrough did ultimately help the allies it seems to me to be one of the lesser accomplishments in the field, especially seeing as the US broke the Japanese code that was, as far as ive heard, quite a bit more complicated than the enigma the Germans used.

>>32571386
You wouldn't have a code to break if the Poles hadn't have smuggled one out. :^)