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War veteran Susie Gellman worked for Canada’s version of Bletchley Park

January 21, 2026

Susie Gellman, 101 years old, was the centre of attention on Aug. 6, 2022 as she stood next to a plaque unveiled at Laurier House, near downtown Ottawa.

Ms. Gellman was, at the time, likely the only surviving member of a top-secret Canadian organization during the Second World War. She was definitely the only former member able to attend the historic commemoration ceremony.

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