Turing's nephew Dermot, author of "Reflections of Alan Turing" and other titles relating to his uncle, said there was mythologizing about the mathematician's role at Bletchley. He said it was Polish code-breakers who provided the basis for the cracking of the German machine, and that unlike what was portrayed in film, his uncle's Bombe creation was "in the hands of engineers by 1939 and delivered to Bletchley Park in 1940". He said, "It didn't work too well but by the time of the Battle of Britain they had a souped-up version. Turing's main work at Bletchley Park was done by 1939 before Britain was really at war."
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