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Correspondence relating to the Paris International Exhibition, 1889

Reference: A/D1/P15

Date: 7 November 1887 - 2 December 1887

Papers relating to compensation for French Nationals suffering losses in the Channel Islands, includes; Final Act of the Paris Conference on Reparation Papers relating to Colonel L Sabourdin's claim for gold deposited in Lloyds Bank confiscated by the German Authorities

Reference: B/A/L10/22

Date: 21 December 1945 - 22 December 1956

Paper relating to a claim from ?Mrs Ogier whose husband and son were sent to Fresnes Prison in Paris, her husband was then sent to Biberach and died in Ulm - not dated

Reference: B/A/L10/94

Papers concerning the balances standing to the credit of the Channel Islands with the Office des Changes, Paris

Reference: B/A/L30/20

Date: 1 June 1944 - 22 June 1951

Request for Mr R Kirschner to travel to Paris regarding tractor conversion kits

Reference: B/A/W31/4/76

Date: 4 August 1943

Allocation of metal from the 'Office des Metaux non-fereux', Paris; Scrap metal and iron and Metal for type to print the Jersey Evening Post lead removed from the roof of Fort Regent

Reference: B/A/W32/2/35

Date: 20 January 1942 - 18 April 1944

Supplies of milk cans

Reference: B/A/W32/4/15

Date: 6 November 1942 - 9 February 1943

Correspondence re: Money for purchases in France, by securing credit in French Francs through Lloyds Bank, Barclays Bank, and Westminster Bank, Paris Branches. Raising a Foreign Exchange loan for the Channel Islands. The Clearing Agreement relating to the purchase of goods in Europe in different currencys, e.g. Reichkreditkassen. Copy of the 'Journal Officiel', 15/01/1943 containing the published agreement between France and the Channel Islands with regard to accounts. Payments to the troops. Transmission of money from the Channel Islands to Germany for the deportees. Payments to German firms. Removal of British Bank Notes from circulation - includes protest from the Bank Managers re. the proposed handing of all British Currency to the German Authorities

Reference: B/A/W42/6

Date: 24 January 1941 - 7 August 1944

Correspondence re. textile requirements for the Channel Islands, includes correspondence from the Textile Department and re. Summerland clothing factory

Reference: B/A/W45/22

Date: 28 June 1941 - 5 July 1941

Request for a travel permit for Mr Yves Marie Illien to travel to Caen and Paris to obtain a supply of cycles and accessories. After this request was denied the Vice President of the Jersey Cycle Traders Association, Peter Perrio applied for a travel permit for the Paris and Seine Region for the same purpose

Reference: B/A/W68/7

Date: 27 June 1941 - 15 September 1942

Tourism Office-Paris, lodged by the Tourism Committee

Reference: C/A614/1984/P29

Date: 27 March 1984

Tourism Office- Paris Comments of the Economic Adviser, lodged by the Finance and Economics Committee

Reference: C/A614/1984/P50

Date: 1 May 1984

Tourism: Paris Office - Reduction in Cost, lodged by Deputy C Stein of Grouville.

Reference: C/A616/1986/P167

Date: 9 December 1986

Invitation and related papers concerning memorial ceremony to those imprisoned in the Cherche Midi Prison in Paris. Contains names of Islanders who were interned in the prison, Mr Symes, George Moles or Muels, June Sinclair, Advocate Léonce Ogier, Richard Ogier, Clarence C Painter, Peter Painter and Klara Claire Brumn.

Reference: C/C/L/B2/1

Date: 9 December 1988 - 27 June 1989

Sound recording of Eileen Lerche-Thomsen, née Civray, speaking about the Occupation and the years after. She was interviewed on 11/10/2004 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mrs Lerche-Thomsen speaks about the excitement leading up to liberation day, hearing the news on crystal set, hoisting a flag, her fathers job as an electrical engineer, the soldiers arriving in Jersey and the excitement, going to school during the occupation, going to the Jersey Girl College after the occupation and taking her exams there, her involvement with the Eisteddfod and later the Green Room club, the cinema, her father putting up wallpapers in her house, her strict methodist background, going to sunday school, the opening of the shops after the occupation, going to the pool, the visit of field Marshall Montgomery, the increase of tourism, the battle of flowers, the Bouley Bay hill climb, her grandparents before, after and during the occupation, trips to London, Stratford on Avon and Paris, working at Boots during the summer and the death of the King.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/59

Date: 11 October 2004

Sound recording of Marie Luscombe, née Assinder, speaking about the Occupation and the years after. She was interviewed on 23/11/2004 by Geraldine des Forges for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mrs Luscombe speaks about the celebration at the Royal Square, the soldiers suprised at their conditions, the treatment of the jerrybags, the cleaning up, the arrival of supplies and the continuing rationing, the tourism and the impact on her fathers jewellery business, the changes in town and Jersey after the war, the entertainment after the war, her interest in mateur dramatics, seeing the royal wedding and the coronation on television, watching the international Road Race and the Battle of flowers, little difficulties in getting materials for her wedding, her honeymoon in Paris, visiting England and seeing bomb damages, the sympathy in England for the jersey occupation, and the welsh and breton farm workers.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/61

Date: 23 November 2004

Letter from the Compagnie de Bateaux-Omnibus de Rouen, 40 Rue de Londre, Paris addressed to the President and Members of the Harbours Committee. The letter relates to travel arrangements made by the French company using the Jersey Eastern Railway.

Reference: D/AP/AB/43

Date: 4 May 1898

Financial Directorate general correspondence concerning the Tourism Committee - Paris Office

Reference: D/AU1/A1/C/T2-1

Date: 6 May 1992 - 27 March 1996

Photographic negatives of pupils and staff at D'Hautrée School on a school trip to Paris, France

Reference: D/J/N7/R/8

Date: 1980 - 1998

Aliens registration card of Lucia Antelme born 14/02/1873 in Paris, Nationality: French

Reference: D/S/B1/50

Date: 8 January 1937

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