The From the home of the co-breakers and the birthplace of modern computing, this is the Bletchley Park podcast.

This is M.C. Fontaine, welcoming you to another Bletchley Park podcast Extra.

In this episode, we bring you another of the talks from last year's Code Breaker Legacy event that was held at Bletchley Park.

It's best-selling author and Blexley Park trustee, Michael Smith.

Michael discusses the life and work of

John Tilton who many consider

may have been Britain's greatest ever codebreaker

for these highlights

we decided to concentrate on the lesser known parts

of Tilton's life both before

and after his time at Blechley Park

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So now over to another one of our excellent previous speakers and Bletchley Park volunteer,

Bob Horner, to introduce Michael Smith.

Without further ado, can I just welcome Michael Smith? Michael, you wrote the first book

that I've ever read about Bletchley Park. I hope none of you here have written the last one I

read about Bletchley Park and we look forward to hearing all about what you're going to be telling us.

Well, we've been talking about different people who had made different contributions to

Bexchery Park and it's interesting the question, who was the greatest co-breaker,

because it's not necessarily a great co-breaker who is an

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