Hut 7 refers to one of the key operational facilities used by the British cryptanalysis team during World War II at Bletchley Park, the central site for British codebreakers. Specifically, Hut 7 was responsible for decoding and analyzing communications from the German Navy, particularly the messages encrypted with the Enigma machine. Bletchley Park was instrumental in deciphering crucial enemy communications, and the work done in Hut 7 contributed significantly to the Allied war effort.
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