Nazi code-breaker on Imitation Game hero Alan Turing

One of the last surviving WWII Nazi code breakers tells her story of the greatest intelligence coup of the war and Hollywood's portrayal of cryptanalyst Alan Turing, whose life is the subject of the movie; The Imitation Game.

[carissagraft]

I love how normal she describes him. He was just a brilliant man whose work was hidden from the world.

[christophera]

What a lovely lady. And how lucky to have had the acquaintance with knowing Turing.

[marlijn]

He did so much for the world and the world did nothing for him. I feel so deeply saddened every time I read or hear about him.

[jordanhatesyou]

Alan was a hero, I would give anything to meet him, to sit down and have a tea with him.

[christinemartin]

My mum worked at Bletchley Park during the war. She kept her secret about what she was doing for 30 years. Proud of her. 😊

[NATALIA]

what a lovely lady! thanks for your service during the war and giving us the most precious testimony of who Alan was !

[keeperp]

God bless you for your enormous efforts especially at that time😊 you should be commended!!

[PhilVerryChannel]

She is awesome. I think Allen, was unintentionally brilliant not because he HAD to be but in spite of what he thought he could ever be but then became such. He lived up to his highest self and I am proud of him. He had true courage and despite what happened...he is a HERO in my mind.

[KNOPFLERSGOD]

What a lovely lady, a real hero, she has my full respect for her war time service.

[lucyk]

What a charming woman! I love her descriptions.

[alexsandermagalhaes]

"I think they have done quite well" :D I wish i could hear from alan turing himself what he thinks about the movie. Does anyone knows any other record of him, like voice or something?

[omaraitalkadi]

She is very lucky cause talking with the real genius alan turing

[ultimatescapebro]

Kiera Knightley plays her in the Imitation Game

[laltenlala]

मशीनों को बुद्धि देने वाला एलन टयूरिंग

[raneshvanan]

Is she keira knightley's character

[ghirardellichocolate]

So, ay esh stands for Lemon. The idea is reaching to lemon. You eat lemon and it promises forever health. Can we consider it a Turkish Lokum? Sure! Is it a desert? Is it something you eat every day or once in a while. So it promises to adjust you PH and good digestion. Say you have a scurvy, what you need is lemons. Why lemons? Do we eat walnuts instead of lemons? No, we don't! Walnuts are nuts, and not a fruit. Lemon is head to toe, so it will filter all the wrong Ph that is in different parts of your body. It is also not a lime. Think of it more like Walnuts when it come to elegance!