context: Alan Mathison Turing [ˈt (j) ʊ (ə) rɪŋ], OBE, FRS (June 23, 1912 London - June 7, 1954 Wilmslow) was a British mathematician and scholar of logic who published his formalization in 1936 algorithm and the Turing machine concept used in computer science. [1] He is considered one of the most important pioneers in modern computing. During World War II, he led the dismantling of the German Navy's Enigma cipher at the British intelligence base, Bletchley Park. This work could shorten the war in Europe from two to four years. [2] After the war, he designed one of the first programmable digital computers and also built a prototype of it at Manchester University. He made significant and characteristically provocative opinions in the discussion of machine thinking and developed the Turing test.
question: Where was Alan Turing born?
answers.text: London