Why did Rejewski remain silent post-war?
Soviet-dominated government
Fear of Nazis
Personal reasons
Health issues
Answer
Post-war, Rejewski's silence stemmed from the Soviet-dominated Polish government. Under their influence, he faced pressure to downplay his role in breaking Enigma, as the Soviets sought to claim credit for the achievement. Rejewski's silence served as a form of self-preservation, protecting him from potential reprisals or suppression of his contributions.
Cracking Codes: The Genius of Marian Rejewski
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