Channel Islands in WWII
The Channel Islands faced a unique experience during WWII, as they were left undefended after the British government deemed them unimportant. Following the German invasion, the islands became part of Vichy France, leading to significant changes in daily life, including a shift in time zones and driving rules. As supplies dwindled and jobs disappeared, the hardships faced by the islanders intensified throughout the war.In this clip
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The Channel Islands of Jersey and Guernsey
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