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Nazi Operated Enigma Machine Retrieved In Baltic Sea Recovery of the century’s long lost-quintessential mechanical encryption machine: nearly three centuries during the second world war.

Having been said that during the ending period of World War II, the machine was abandoned deep into the sea by German to keep it out of reach of the allies.

What a strange opening paragraph? "Seven Decades" would be more appropriate than "Three Centuries". And what does "The Enigma code machine was made in the cold Baltic Sea in Europe" mean? Or THIS: "after its drastic beneficial purpose had been served". Is this a translation?

[Old Student]

Is this a translation?

If so, it was translated by someone who doesn't speak either language, and is a little wobbly in their dating.

[Bookshelf]

I think the magazine is too cheap to hire an editor.