March 7, 2022 • 33 min
Episode 35! Elizabeth Smith Friedman hated the idea of living life as a boring housewife. As one of the most skilled and successful code breakers of her time, her life was anything but boring! This former teacher went on to save the lives of 8,000 people aboard the Queen Mary by deciphering the Nazi's codes! She became one of Al Capone’s number one enemy by foiling his bootlegging empire! Her code breaking skills also made her one of the key player in ending World War II. Listen below to hear this woman's fascinating story!
Parental Advisory Warning: We might use strong language.
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