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Enigma

Robert Harris

Paperback | Pages: 374 pages

Rating: 3.87 | 12208 Users | 595 Reviews

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Title	:	Enigma
Author	:	Robert Harris
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 374 pages
Published	:	September 1st 1996 by Ballantine Books (first published September 11th 1995)
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Fiction. Thriller. Mystery

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"Radnja ovoga romana odvija se na pozadini stvarnog povijesnog događaja" - rečenica je iz piščeve napomene kojom se otvara ovaj roman, a čija istinitost odmah intrigira. Čitatelj biva uvučen u vrijeme Drugog svjetskog rata, u Bletchley Park, britansku tajnu bazu za presretanje njemačkih šifri. Iako izmišljeni, likovi su slojeviti, živopisni, a priča napeta i neizvjesna. Tom Jericko, razbijač šifri, odgonetava promjenu njemačke šifre za tajne operacije u Europi, a istovremeno rješava nestanak bivše djevojke koja je možda špijun!

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Original Title:	Enigma
ISBN:	0804115486 (ISBN13: 9780804115483)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Tom Jericho, Hester Wallace

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Ratings: 3.87 From 12208 Users | 595 Reviews

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For many people, Ian Fleming summed up spy stories when he described his own James Bond books as being bang, bang, bang, kiss, kiss, that sort of stuff. But as with other genres, there is the crude and the subtle, with the best as good as many conventional novels. On of the good ones is Enigma, by Robert Harris. Harris is an English writer, who, though not aspiring to write the sort of novel that will win a Booker prize is nevertheless an excellent craftsman who tells a clever and convincing

What a book! An excellent read for the Goodreads Mystery and Thriller Week (April, 2019)!Robert Harris is a gifted storyteller and his books never disappoint.Anyway let us come to the review now. Enigma takes us to the arcane world of cryptographers working tirelessly at Bletchley Park in Britain during the World War II. Alan Turings legendary computing project to break the German Enigma code forms the background of the novel. When we think about wars we usually remember Generals and soldiers,

Enigma: the Nazis unbreakable encryption machine used to send coded messages throughout their armed forces. Secretly broken by the Allies and monitored by the geniuses at Bletchley Park, England, the Nazis suspicions lead them to change Enigmas settings so that the Allies find themselves locked out in the winter of 1943 - just as an immense fleet leaves New York with precious supplies for the Allied war effort. The convoy is headed into North Atlantic waters teeming with U-Boats and no idea of

Robert Harris - image from BBC RadioThis is a fictionalized view of the British WW II code-breaking enterprise that cracked the German code scheme named Enigma. Set in the out-of-the-way English town of Bletchley. Tom Jericho is a whiz code breaker who was a crucial player in breaking the original Enigma code. But the effort cost him. Just recovering from a breakdown and a broken heart, he is brought back into the code-breaking effort. The Germans are making it tough on the Brits, changing

2018Ive just re-read this inadvertently, thought the plot was familiar but then I might have seen a film adaptation, and in any event Im familiar with the Enigma story.Again Id give it 3.5, but it was a perfect quick read in between some solid stuff. No mental effort required.2013It's a while since I read a WWII spy thriller, and this one has a nice twist. I'd give it 3.5 if the half marks were possible. The world at Bletchley is portrayed in a way that leaves vivid images of hectic activity,

Two mid-level protagonists in a closed environment, a wartime secret unearthed ... by inevitable comparison between two WWII novels, Fatherland comes out on top. I wish I liked this story better, for the Enigma background is solid, rotors spinning and women auxilaries kept in the dark as the smell of overheated circuits drifts. Also, the nerdy protagonist doesn't get the girl and The Girl isn't the hottie. Perhaps I expected a bigger impact of their actions upon the course of the war, but, as

I found Enigma a compelling page turner. I was able to spend large chunks of time reading which is a plus. Harris weaves a very intriguing mystery into the greater struggle of breaking the Enigma machine. Like Jericho and Hester I really want to know what happened to Claire - even if I don't like her much. I'll never understand the appeal and loyalty these bitchy, self-centered characters demand, but that's another story. I really did want to know not only where she disappeared, but why and