Nick spoke to James Bulgin about a range of topics in front of a live audience at the Imperial War Museum. James's connection with Guernsey.James's career and how he became the museum's head of public history.Curating the Holocaust Galleries at the museum.Books that he has writtenUpcoming publications aim to shed light on the Holocaust and the Nuremberg Trial. The Channel Islands were the only part of Britain occupied by Nazi Germany.Personal stories and memories are crucial for understa...
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Nick spoke to James Bulgin about a range of topics in front of a live audience at the Imperial War Museum. James's connection with Guernsey.James's career and how he became the museum's head of public history.Curating the Holocaust Galleries at the museum.Books that he has writtenUpcoming publications aim to shed light on the Holocaust and the Nuremberg Trial. The Channel Islands were the only part of Britain occupied by Nazi Germany.Personal stories and memories are crucial for understa...
DECEMBER1942 - PART 1 BLACK MARKET, PROHIBITED ZONES, FORCED REGISTRATION FOR LABOUR, REGISTRATION OF GUESTS, RUMOURS OF GERMAN DEPARTUE
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DECEMBER1942 - PART 1 BLACK MARKET, PROHIBITED ZONES, FORCED REGISTRATION FOR LABOUR, REGISTRATION OF GUESTS, RUMOURS OF GERMAN DEPARTUE
In this episode of Islands at War, hosts Keith Pengelley and Nick Le Huray delve into the complexities of life in Guernsey during the German occupation in December 1942. They discuss the establishment of prohibited zones, the registration of local labour for German work, and the pervasive rumours of German withdrawal. The conversation also touches on the economic challenges faced by the islanders, including supply shortages and the rise of the black market. As Christmas approaches, the hosts ...
Islands at War
Nick spoke to James Bulgin about a range of topics in front of a live audience at the Imperial War Museum. James's connection with Guernsey.James's career and how he became the museum's head of public history.Curating the Holocaust Galleries at the museum.Books that he has writtenUpcoming publications aim to shed light on the Holocaust and the Nuremberg Trial. The Channel Islands were the only part of Britain occupied by Nazi Germany.Personal stories and memories are crucial for understa...
