Hopefully, Konrad Zuse will regain his seminal role in current computers (i.e. Stored-program computer). Von Neumann and Turing don't deserve it.
But reading up on the details I find that utterly unfair. ENIAC e as way too far away from a programmable machine. It was computation units which just got wired together in different fashion. That is very removed from what a computer is today. The Z1 and later is far closer to what we think of as a computer IMHO, with actual programs being fed into it decoded using registers and and ALU etc.
This year I discovered Knickebein : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Beams
A form of GPS if you allow me. A precursor to ILS.
edit : what I wanted to say, it is not limited to Zuse.