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Papers including; looted property, purchase of motor vehicles by the German Authorities, Dr Cruikshank's history of the occupation, poem Jewels of the Sea by Henry Kempster concerning the occupation, proceedings of the rehabilitation and disposals board, applications for release from internment, papers relating to war criminals including the testimony of witnesses, Jersey Loyalists' delegation about collaborators, declaration of the end of the war, and correspondence concerning the German records of the Occupation

Reference: A/F/5

Date: 1940 - 1978

Documents relating to the Jersey Loyalists petition against collaboration, includes a copy of the petition

Reference: B/A/L33/2

Date: June 21st 1945 - February 12th 1946

March 1945 scheme for supplies of milk; Report from the Milk Control Section, Department of Agriculture. Plan from German Headquarters and counter proposition for supplying civilians and forces with milk and milk based products.

Reference: B/A/W40/5/7

Date: March 19th 1945 - April 17th 1945

Digital copy of Exhibit JPN1: Newscuttings from the Jersey Evening Post relating to Westaway Crèche. [Some details redacted].

Reference: C/D/AW1/A4/9/WD000157/1

Date: 1988 - 1996

Sound recording of Jack and Patricia Allaire speaking about the Occupation and the years after. They were interviewed on 15/02/2005 by Marleen Hacquoil for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mr & Mrs Allaire talk about farm works, rations, food, the Red Cross parcels for children and adults, entertainment, clothes, school, electricity, collaboration, deportations and the prisonners of war during the Occupation. They also talk about Mr Allaire's family, farm work after the Occupation, cars, buses, tourism, radios, television, the Coronation and Royal Visits.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/1

Date: February 15th 2005

Sound recording of Ron Buesnel speaking about the Occupation and the years after. He was interviewed on 23/05/2005 by Geraldine des Forges for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mr Buesnel speaks about the first days of the Occupation, seeing a plane for the first time, seeing the German soldiers, the restriction on farming produce, the raids on the farms for produce, the Germans taking some machine like the lorries, his time at the Grouville school, at the beginning and the end of the Occupation, the greenhouses, the relationships with the Germans, the slave workers, the Organisation Todt, the Russian camps, the buses, radios, collaborations, trading, the bombing before the liberations, food and ressources shortage, stealing, the deportations, stealing from empty houses, the arrival of the 'Tommies', the dumping of German equipment, people trying to escape the island and girls going out with Germans.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/13

Date: May 23rd 2005

Photographs featuring Newgate Street Prison.

Reference: L/A/75/A2/TUN/1/1

Date: 1946 - 1946

Subject: Tunnels

File number: 1

Page number: 1

Newspaper article entitled 'The rats who revelled in the Nazi rule' written by Robert de Vere in 'The People'. The article relates to Eugenie Baudains and others who collaborated in Jersey.

Reference: L/C/01/H/4

Date: June 27th 1965 - June 27th 1965

Miscellaneous loose newscuttings. Articles include: messages from the Bailiff, information from the Department of Essential Commodities, warnings re. escaping the island, rationing and recipes, letters to the Evening Post, notices from the German Authorities, obituaries, notices from the Department of Labour & Education, Information from the Department of Essential Services, Red Cross supplies, tobacco rationing, notices re. curfew, an attempt on Hitler's life and Mrs Baudins seeking safety with the police because of collaboration

Reference: L/C/17/12

Date: 1940 - 1945

Newsclipping from the Daily Express showing a photograph of a policeman talking to a German officer in Occupied Jersey, with comment from the newspaper. Not dated but presumably published during the Occupation.

Reference: L/C/194/A/11

Date: 1941 - 1945

Page from 'The Sunday Pictorial' newspaper dated 16 March 1946 with an article entitled 'They are waiting for your money in this crazy island' about post-war Jersey. The article claims that the island has plentiful food, drink and goods at the expense of the United Kingdom, and talks about wartime collaborators among the population.

Reference: L/C/194/A/14

Date: March 16th 1946 - March 16th 1946

Research concerning a petition presented to the States of Jersey from the Jersey Loyalist organisation asking that a special Court be established to deal with persons accused of having collaborated with or assisted the German War effort, includes a copy of the petition

Reference: L/C/24/C/28

Date: 1995 - 2004

Information copied from the Jersey Evening Post regarding two organisations 'Jersey Auxiliary Legion' and the 'Jersey Loyalist' and a transcript of the petition presented to the States of Jersey requesting a special court be established to try those accused of collaboration with the Germans during the occupation

Reference: L/C/24/C/5

Date: June 18th 1945 - August 30th 1945

Photocopy of newscuttings from the Jersey Evening Post concerning three Islanders who supported the German regime during the Occupation who were tried in the Old Bailey; Pearl Vardon, John Lingshaw and Dennis John Leister

Reference: L/C/24/H/17

Date: October 12th 1996 - November 15th 1996

Photocopy of a newscutting from the Evening Post concerning the possibility of taking legal action against those who were alleged to have collaborated with the Germans

Reference: L/C/24/H/2

Date: January 15th 1946 - January 15th 1946

Occupation Diary of Eva Mary Bosdet, née Bacey of Boscobel Farm, St Peter.

Reference: L/C/296/A/1

Date: June 7th 1941 - May 30th 1945

Letter from Eva [Eva Mary Bosdet, née Bacey], Maryville, La Cloture, Beaumont, St Lawrence to May regarding the end of the Occupation and the Liberation of Jersey.

Reference: L/C/296/B/1

Date: May 20th 1945 - May 20th 1945

Scrapbook kept by Helene Marie Sinnatt, née Jackson, during the Occupation. Book 5, Page 45. Includes: newscuttings of articles published in the Evening Post; a postcard from Harold Poole, internee number 1503, Ilag VIII Z [Kreuzburg Internment Camp] to Mrs Helene Sinnatt of 40 La Motte Street; and a photograph of work being carried out on the construction of a German coastal gun emplacement near Noirmont.

Reference: L/C/306/A/5/45

Date: June 27th 1943 - September 7th 1943

Copy of an account of life during the Occupation and internment at Biberach and Wurzach in Germany during the Second World War by Ivy Helen O'Connor, née Goldsmith.

Reference: L/C/310/A/1

Date: 1990 - 1990
Undated, c. 1990.

The German Occupation of Jersey 1940-45 by A Bernard Clark. Includes a preface by Barrie Clark, son of Arthur Bernard Clark.

Reference: L/C/333/A/1

Date: 1945 - December 31st 2005

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