Wednesday 23 April from 11am to 12:30pm
Discover how letters, codes and messages shaped wartime experiences in this engaging talk by the Powerhouse volunteers.
Hear deeply personal letters from ANZAC soldiers – raw, emotional and sometimes surprisingly hopeful.
Then enter the world of wartime code breaking, focusing on the groundbreaking Enigma machine. Discover how breakthroughs in communication technology influenced strategy and survival.
Learn about the power of wartime messaging, from recruitment posters to morale-boosting campaigns designed to inspire action and unite communities.
Morning tea is provided and bookings are recommended.
We aim to deliver inclusive and accessible events. If you have any particular access or communication needs, please contact the centre on 02 9298 3111 or ultimocc@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au.
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Image: 94/90/1 Cipher machine, 'Enigma', wood / metal / Bakelite, Chiffriermaschinen AG, Berlin, Germany, 1943 Powerhouse Collection. Purchased 1994. Photographer Ryan Hernandez