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WWII: The Code Breakers
Tuesday, July 07
7:00pm - 8:00pm
Solon Branch
Meeting Room (70)A gripping look at the brilliant minds who worked in secrecy to turn the tides of World War II.
The code breakers played a crucial role in the Allied victory by deciphering enemy communications, enabling the Allies to anticipate Axis movements and disrupt their plans.
Three of the most significant figures were:
- Alan Turing (British) — A leading codebreaker at Bletchley Park.
- Elizabeth Smith Friedman (American) — A pioneering cryptanalyst, she dismantled Nazi espionage networks in the Western Hemisphere.
- Marian Rejewski (Polish) — A mathematician who first broke Enigma in the 1930s using innovative mathematical techniques.
Presented by British-born Julie Koenig, an exceptional storyteller who brings history to life for modern audiences. A graduate of the University of Wolverhampton in England, she is a Fortune 500 sales and marketing professional.
To register, go to cuyahogalibrary.org, or contact any of our branches.
Solon Branch
Located adjacent to Solon Community Park, the Solon Branch of CCPL offers community meeting spaces, public computer stations and dedicated areas for children and teens.