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Scrapbook kept by Helene Marie Sinnatt, née Jackson, during the Occupation. Book 4, Page 19. Includes: newscuttings from the Evening Post; a signed message by George B Wakeham following his release from prison having served four days for permitting weeds to grow in greenhouses; and a card issued to German officers who visited the brothel at Viktor Hugo Haus [Maison Victor Hugo] to confirm details relating to sexual health.
| Reference | L/C/306/A/4/19 |
| Date | 21 April 1942 - 28 April 1942 |
| Scope and Content | Includes newscuttings of: a notice by the Food Control Office concerning the availability of canned dwarf beans on ration; a notice by the Department of Essential Commodities setting out details of the tobacco ration; a notice by the Textile and Footwear Control Office regarding cloggin repairs; an article regarding an attempt by British troops to land at Boulogne; and an order of the German military authorities registered by Act of the Royal Court setting out a notice concerning curfew for the civilian population, and an article concerning the registration of the order by the Royal Court. |
| Names | Coutanche, Sir Alexander Moncrieff, Bailiff of Jersey Edwards, Hedley Le Riche Hele, Reginald James Knackfuss, Colonel Le Gresley, Alfred Le Masurier, Edwin Philip Luxon, Jurat Sinnatt, Helene Marie, née Jackson Essential Commodities Department Evening Post Royal Court States of Jersey Textile and Footwear Control Office |
| Keywords | acts | anti-Jewish Legislation | armed services | beans | brothels | Cards | Clogs | curfews | Greenhouses | Hotels | Imprisonment | newscuttings | Newspapers | Occupation | Orders | Prison | prostitution | Rationing | scrapbooks | sexual activity | Tobacco | weeds |
| Places | 3, Halkett Place, 15, Halkett Place, Maison Victor Hugo, St Clement, Boulogne, St Nazaire |
| Dimensions | 1 jpeg file |
| Language | English, German |
| Level of description | Item |
| Access restrictions | Closed for preservation - please consult digital copy |
Context:
Scrapbook kept by Helene Marie Sinnatt, née Jackson, during the Occupation. Book 4, Page 19. Includes: newscuttings from the Evening Post; a signed message by George B Wakeham following his release from prison having served four days for permitting weeds to grow in greenhouses; and a card issued to German officers who visited the brothel at Viktor Hugo Haus [Maison Victor Hugo] to confirm details relating to sexual health.
L/C/306/A/4/19
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