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Founded 1961 | ||||
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The Occupation Society was formed to study
all aspects of the German military occupation of the British Channel Islands
during the Second World War. The society organises guided tours, excursions and
talks throughout the Islands and France. It also continues to build up an
extensive sound, documentary and photographic archive. Practical projects
include the restoration of the Naval Signals H.Q. bunker at St. Jacques on the
outskirts of St. Peter Port.
New members are always welcome. The flagship publication of the Society is the annual Channel Island Occupation Review, sent free to members. Published alternately by the Guernsey and Jersey branches, it is produced to a high professional standard. All articles are meticulously researched and accompanied by numerous plans and photographs. | | |||||
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