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Jewish slave laborers were worked to death in Alderney, a small Channel Island
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
October 21, 2017

The very idea that Britain, which fought against Nazi Germany and its allies throughout World War II, was home to Nazi camps might seem inconceivable. Yet thousands of Jews and others were imprisoned and murdered in a complex of four Nazi camps on a picturesque spot of countryside in Britain’s Channel Islands, which were occupied by Germany during the War… In 1940, with war raging, Britain’s Prime Minister Winston Churchill faced an agonizing decision: maintain a military presence in the tiny Channel Islands, which had been British dependencies for centuries, or redirect Britain’s forces elsewhere?…In June of 1940, Hitler’s forces bombed the islands and then occupied them for the remainder of the war. READ MORE

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