Working for British naval intelligence and later GC&CS at Bletchley Park, he decoded the famous ‘Zimmermann telegram’ which helped to bring the USA into World War I and wrote the first reports based on Sigint to draw Churchill’s attention to the murder of Jews in World war II.
Working for British naval intelligence and later GC&CS at Bletchley Park, he decoded the famous ‘Zimmermann telegram’ which helped to bring the USA into World War I and wrote the first reports based on Sigint to draw Churchill’s attention to the murder of Jews in World war II.
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