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The main mistakes made by the German operators of the Enigma machine were repeating the same settings or patterns, transmitting weather reports multiple times, and human error such as choosing easily guessed phrases for encryption. These mistakes helped Allied codebreakers at Bletchley Park to crack the Enigma code.
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