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The Bletchley Park codebreaking center sits close to the heart of Britain's collective sense of historical greatness. Historians view it as a highly successful but largely ad-hoc institutional response to novel cryptographic challenges, depicting both its reliance on elite mathematicians and a large labor force as ruptures with peacetime practice. In contrast, this article suggests that Bletchley Park's success relied on institutional capabilities established in the prewar British state. It focuses on the celebrated "Colossus" electronic
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