Women in Bletchley Park (English Wikipedia)

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Hill 2004, pp. 13–23 Hill, Marion (2004). Bletchley Park people : Churchill's geese that never cackled. Stroud, Gloucestershire: Sutton. OCLC 1341823626.
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