article_snippet.sent: The German Occupation Museum at Les Houards offers further perspective, flitting from frivolity to fear – on one hand the photo album of Freda Oliver, a local girl who dated (and married) a German officer; on the other, exhibits on the inevitable fate of the island's Jewish population, and copies of the Guernsey Evening Press turned to propaganda sheet.
article_snippet.sent: The Jersey Museum and Art Gallery has a catalogue of copies of the Jersey Evening Post dating back 125 years, The Jersey Museum photos recalling the war era in day-by-day detail (albeit through a fog of strict German control).
article_snippet.sent: The Jersey Museum proffers the Occupation Tapestry Gallery –
article_snippet.sent: a montage of bright images, stitched by islanders for the 50th anniversary of liberation in 1995, which depict Jersey brought to heel – armed troops in the streets, Jersey hemmed in by a ragged circle of fire.
article_snippet.sent: And the Jersey Archive is host to a remarkable resource – over 30,000 of the Occupation Registration Cards which were forced on islanders by the Nazi authorities.