This is event is hosted by the National Army Museum on behalf of the Chelsea History Festival

Bletchley Park was the home of British codebreaking during the Second World War, a place where technological innovation and human endeavour came together to make ground-breaking achievements that have helped shape the world we live in today.

In this exclusive collaboration between the National Army Museum and Bletchley Park, the history of the organisation will be brought to life through stories and personal recollections.

The evening opens with an introductory talk from research historian Dr David Kenyon as he brings to life the world of Bletchley Park,  describing the vital contribution the secret organisation made to Allied victory.

A panel of experts, including Helen Fry and GCHQ historian David Abrutat, will then explore the role intelligence played in the changing course of the Second World War.

Bletchley Park and the History of Intelligence