You're right that the title is misleading to the point of being wrong. Enigma wasn't cracked at Bletchley, it was cracked by Polish mathematicians. You may be

You're right that the title is misleading to the point of being wrong. Enigma wasn't cracked at Bletchley, it was cracked by Polish mathematicians. You may be right about it being propaganda but I suspect it's more of a case of a sub-editor not really knowing what he/she is talking about. The rest of the article, at least, seems ok in that it talks about her working on decipherment of the Naval codes which is true, I believe. I do appreciate your sentiment though. I don't think it diminishes the achievements at Bletchley to highlight the value they received from others, particularly the key early work of the Polish.