Encryption: The Nazi Army Of Germany

Communication was, and is, necessary in all wars, especially in World War II. Messages between troops were attempted often, however, when strived, the translation was disrupted by German Militia trying to acquire information about American troops’ location and battle plans. During World War II, The United States allied forces utilized American Indians from the Navajo tribe, to hypothesize, fabricate, and execute, a government cipher for communicating between military forces that would remain undecipherable until legally released by military officials.

Encryption technique is the translation of data into a secret code that will prevent hackers or identity thieves from being able to break or read the data that is sent across the network.

In 1933, when Adolf Hitler rose to power he set out to have world domination and to have the whole world fall under his control. He thought that he would be creating the Third Reich that would last a thousand years. And on September 1, 1939 he invaded Poland and was about to conquer the rest of Europe and have them fall to his feet and he made sure Germans had enough living space and make sure that the entire German race was taken care of. But Hitler couldn 't do it alone, he needed the help of the SS and Gestapo. Which had more power than modern military forces.

Encryption is a method of encoding a message or information before sending it, so unauthorized users can’t access it without permission and only the person who has authorised access to it can decode it. Encryption is used to keep things secure and keep things confidential within the organisation. For example let’s say you have a chat with a friend on Skype, when you’re sending a message to him, that message will display as random symbols until he receives it, which then decodes it and makes it so that only he can read it. This allows the communication to be secure and private, no one will be able to know what the message says.

What role did Allied codebreakers have in the outcome of World War II? Though cryptography did not decide the outcome of World War II, it was very successful in shortening the war. In the Pacific theatre, the Americans broke several codes, including the PURPLE and JN25 codes. Though they were unable to anticipate the Pearl Harbor attack, codebreaking did benefit the Americans at the Battle of Midway and with the assassination of Yamamoto. In Europe, the Allies worked together against Germany to break the ENIGMA naval code, allowing the Allies to maintain superiority in the Battle of the Atlantic. Breaking the Japanese and German codes allowed the Allies to gain an advantage in both theatres, bringing about a resolution to the war. From World

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The Allies used Ultra greatly throughout the course of WW2. As mentioned earlier, Ultra benefited the Allies as it provided them with information about the Axis’ powers such as locations of where they would attack next or even supply lists. The Battle of the Atlantic was an event where the use of Alan Turing’s work paid dividends. At this point, Alan Turing and his crew were now dealing with the Naval Enigma, which had been more difficult to decrypt as the naval enigma developed over the course of the war. There were several instances where the Allies were able to capture Naval Enigma settings, which benefited Turing and the code breakers as they would not have to waste time using the bombes to acquire the key settings. The Allies captured a German ship called the Krebs, which contained naval Enigma machines, and codebooks, which provided the key settings for the previous month. It was suggested that the Allies

World War II was a war of many victories and losses. A battle for constant control of territories, that was ushered by greed and corruption. With this comes the persistent need to find an advantage over the enemy, and during this time Germany became the front runner in innovations and technology. This intelligence showed by the Germans had the allied forces in a scramble to help propel them on top of the battle again. In hopes of success, through desperation the United States had managed to put together a top-secret task force. However this was not the typical task force that the United States was know to specialize in, until the early 1940 's. This task force was hand selected to specialize in tricking the German forces, specifically in the art of Deception. Through the use of these technologies given to them, these brave soldiers used their skills in sonic, radio, and visual deception, to help lead the allied forces to victory. Later called the Ghost Army of the War, these American 's were essential in deceiving the German forces.

On November 7, 1983 Herschel Grynszpan, a seventeen year old Jew, caused the Nazis to seek revenge. Herschel was living in France for a few years when he discovered that something had happened to his parents. He learned that his parents had been transported to Poland by the Nazis from Hanover. In anger the teenager came up with a plan involving Ernst vom Rath to get back at the Nazis.

At the time the Nazi party was beginning to acquire popularity in Germany, Adolf Hitler created the Schutzstaffel, which occupied a major role in the Holocaust, and had a structure that included several branches, however the military wing eventually met its end at the conclusion of World War II. When the SS was first founded, it served as a guard to important leaders of the Nazi party, and then grew to be involved in the planning of the Holocaust. The SS was divided into two main groups. As the threat of the Allied powers became more imminent to the Germans, the SS began to disband and officials managed to avoid punishment. Hitler had ordered the Schutzstaffel to create a “Final Solution” against the Jews, and once it was large enough, was divided into the Allgemeine-SS and the Waffen-SS, but once the SS had separated, most of the

In the upside-down world of the holocaust, dignified professionals were Hitler’s advance troops. Police officials disregarded their duty in favor of protecting their duty in favor of protecting villains and perusing victoms. Lawyers perverted concepts of justice to create anti-Jewish laws. Doctors defiled the art of medicine to perpetrate ghastly experiments and even choose who was healthy enough to be worked to death and who could be cost-effectively sent to the gas chamber. Staticians used their little-known but powerful discipline to identify the victoms. Project and rationalize the benefits of their destruction, organize their persecution, and even audit the efficiency of genocide. Enter IBM and its overseas subsidiaries. IBM was self-gripped

America has gone through many tragic events throughout its history. Including wars with foreign countries and presidential assassinations. However there are many organizations and groups working to protect our country. The military, marines, air force, army, navy, and coast guard are all working to prevent those against us from taking over our home; The United States of America. The president, vice president, Congress, senate, and the house of representatives are working to keep peace within our nation. In 1939, September 1, World War II. broke out. One of the advantages we had were groups of women decoding Nazi messages. They did this through using a machine called the Enigma.

The Geheime Staatspolizei, meaning “German Secret Police” and shortened to Gestapo, was founded by Hermann Goring, the minister of the Interior for Prussia, in 1933, soon after the Nazi rise to power in Germany. It formed out of the SS, the main protective squadron for the Nazi party. It was considered an elite branch of the German military, and it consisted of about 50,000 volunteer members at its peak. The Gestapo was, by law, above the law in Germany. Their main job was to oppress the Jews and other minorities, and they were lawfully justified to do so in any fashion that they pleased.

The Gestapo was created in 1933 from the ranks of the Prussian political and espionage units with Nazis. On April 26 ,1933 a decree was issued making the secret police, which was quickly named the GPA. On April 22 ,1934 Reinhard Heydrich became the Gestapo chief. Heinrich Himmler was given command of the Gestapo in April 1934. On February 10 ,1936 the Nazi government made a decree that the Gestapo was not subject to judicial review. Meaning the Gestapo no longer had any restraints on violence or limits with any other activities . In 1939 the Gestapo had about 40,000 people in its ranks.At the beginning of WWII killing squads became part of the Gestapo. Near the end of 1940 the Gestapo had to start watching over the ghettos. Later