Much to talk about!
A banned song whistled in the streets.
A secret conference at the Royal Hotel.
Rumours of evacuation, invasion, and Rommel himself.
March 1944 was a month of fear and quiet rebellion. Our latest episode brings the diaries to life.
- The real problems of currency and food procurement began earlier than most people assume.
- The Germans struggled for hard currency, impacting the local economy significantly.
- Rationing led to severe food shortages, causing hardship for the local population.
- Political pressure from the UK influenced military decisions regarding the Channel Islands.
- Civil administration was often at odds with military control during the occupation.
- Personal stories highlight the resilience of individuals during the occupation.
- Rumors and uncertainty created anxiety among the local population.
- Cultural resistance manifested through propaganda and personal actions.
- Community support was vital for survival during the harsh conditions of the occupation.
- Future planning discussions began even before the war’s end, indicating hope for recovery.
We talked about the Frank Falla Archive do go and take a look.
More vehicles “purchased”
Island debts!
Planning for the future.
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POW Camp Muratti!
Failed German Propaganda!
HE 177 Bomber – Shot down
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