Breaking the Code Page #10

determination, tenacity ... moral fiber is required, if you prefer.

That's why he was so deeply satisfying.

Everything fit perfectly there. All the threads of my life.

My job as a mathematician. My interest in the secret keys.

My ability to solve practical problems.

My love for my country!

You trusted me then. Why not now?

"Someday my prince will come

"Someday we'll meet again

"And we will go away to his castle

"To be happy forever, I know

"Someday, when spring is here

"We'll find our love again

"And the birds will sing

"And wedding bells will ring

"Someday, when my dreams come true"

These are the personal belongings of his son.

As you know some had to be examined

before the examiner to complete his report.

You have to make sure everything is.

It is necessary?

Not if it bothers you.

I think I'll leave.

I kept this separately.

It's your medal. Your OBE (OBE)

- I was afraid that might be lost. - Thank you.

So sign this, please?

There.

That's it. Thank you.

Not know I had the OBE he never told me.

Why was?

A job he did in the war.

I do not know what it was.

There are so many things that I know nothing, so many things I do not understand ...

Yes. It's a sad affair. I am so sorry.

Of course, there has been a terrible mistake.

In what way?

With the verdict of the coroner.

Oh well.

To say that Alan took his own life is totally ridiculous.

Everyone knew he was doing experiments ... that never washed her hands, ever.

Obviously, it was a tragic accident.

I really could not give an opinion, Mrs. Turing.

You know him.

Do you think that kind of man would commit suicide think?

It's been two or three years since I saw him.

You never know what people might do in extreme circumstances.

Let me tell you something about my son.

His first day at Sherborne turned out to be the first day of the general strike.

Made bike all the way from Southampton to Sherborne,

sixty miles, to make getting to school on time.

They dedicated a report in the local press.

A boy could do that, never remove their own life.

And he was too young. It had everything to live for, everything!

Alan Turing was awarded the OBE in 1946.

He died in 1954.

In 1993 part of the beltway Manchester

It was named "Alan Turing Way" in his honor. In 1993 part of the beltway Manchester

It was named "Alan Turing Way" in his honor.

The Mayor of Manchester said:

Alan Turing has never received the recognition it deserves.

We now have the opportunity to do justice.

Alan Turing (1912-1954) In Memoriam

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