A new category – now that I have the great fortune to reside in this beautiful island.An ever-growing number of titles about the Channel Islands from: The Occupation and the huge number of Fortifications and Tunnels built on these islands to: wonderful stories about Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark and Herm and the island’s way of life. From Victor Hugo to GB Edwards some amazing authors who chose to write about these islands.
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The Channel Islands were the only British Territory to be occupied during the Second World War … … Islanders were immediately imprisoned amongst thousands of unsmiling enemy troops, all armed…
Private Latimer Le Poidevin’s Notebook, 1917 – 1919. This 133 page book is based on his notes whilst serving with the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry (RGLI) between January 1917 and…
This book takes a brisk and affectionate look at a previously neglected topic: the lifetime of powered flight on Alderney. Packed with information, characters and anecdotes, it covers the period…
The Channel Island of Guernsey has a unique and fascinating history. Nestling in the English Channel between France and England the island has been involved with major historical events for…
Foreword by Sir Richard Collas, Bailiff of Guernsey. There can be few individuals who have been at the centre of so many momentous events of the 20th century. As an…
Mere mention of the Channel Islands seems to bring a sparkle to every eye – young or old. Visitors invariably come back time and time again, for there is much…
When Rob and Christine take early retirement, after having said goodbye to the last of their dogs, their home seems somewhat empty. It’s then they discover the joys of pet-sitting….
A collection of stunning photographs showing the enormous diversity to be found across Guernsey’s 25 square miles, feudal Sark that is even smaller and Herm, Brecqhou, Jethou and Lihou that…
No 20 (1992) in the series of WW2 Occupation reviews published annually in turn by Jersey and Guernsey. In this edition the features include: Festung Guernsey 1944 – Part 1,…
No 29 in the series of WW2 Occupation reviews published annually in turn by Jersey and Guernsey. In this edition the features include: The Luftwaffe in Jersey by Michael Ginns MBE; Accidental…
No 31 (2003) in the series of WW2 Occupation reviews published annually in turn by Jersey and Guernsey. In this edition the features include – Siebel-F hren & Artillerief-hrprahme in…
No 33 (2005) in the series of WW2 Occupation reviews published annually in turn by Jersey and Guernsey. This edition includes: Short history of Batterie Blucher, Alderney by Trevor Davenport…
No 36 (2008) in the series of WW2 Occupation reviews published annually in turn by Jersey and Guernsey. In this edition the features include: An article on the Liberation of…
No 37 (2009) in the series of WW2 Occupation reviews from a series published annually in turn by Jersey and Guernsey. In this edition the features include: A ‘Prisoner of…
No 39 in the series of WW2 Occupation reviews published annually in turn by Jersey and Guernsey. In this edition the features include: Seydlitz Battery by Colin Isherwood; The Personal Bookplate…
No. 40 in the series of WW2 Occupation reviews published annually in turn by Jersey and Guernsey. This edition’s features include: III Kompanie Fahrrad Zug (or 3rd Cycle Company) was part…
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