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Unit 9 – Cold War and Contemporary Europe
Topic 9.12
What would have been the most likely outcome had Alan Turing's code-breaking efforts failed during World War II?
Britain would have surrendered to Germany immediately.
Atomic bombs would not have been developed.
The war might have lasted longer, with more casualties on both sides.
America would not have joined the war.
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