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Alan Turing is one of the most celebrated of all British scientists. His work in cracking Nazi codes at Bletchley Park and his role in the evolution

of the computer has earned him worldwide acclaim. Yet he died at the age of just 41, two years

after being prosecuted for homosexual acts. In this episode of the History Extra podcast, David Kenyon, research historian at

Bletchley Park, tells Spencer Mizan about a brilliant life marred by tragedy. David, it's a real

pleasure to welcome you to the History Extra podcast today to talk about the life and legacy of Alan Turing.

As a research historian at Letchley Park, you're clearly very familiar with Turing's life and work.

You've done plenty of research into him and written about him.

With this in mind, I wonder if you could give our listeners a quick introduction to

Turing. How significant, in your opinion, was his contribution to modern British history?

Well, Alan Turing's contribution to British history to where we are today is very, very important

on a number of levels. The obvious

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