article_snippet.sent: The scene in the Old Government House Hotel could not be further removed from the horrors of war.
article_snippet.sent: Invading officers would have stalked this stately retreat corridors.
article_snippet.sent: Hidden down a damp flight of stairs, the former German Naval Signals Headquarters is all but invisible unless you know the former German Naval Signals Headquarters is there.
article_snippet.sent: This unremarkable door gives onto a vast underground space which once hummed with radio chatter, semaphore murmur and serious conversation.
article_snippet.sent: The darkness of life under Nazi rule is most obvious at the German Military Underground Hospital, at La Vassalerie.
article_snippet.sent: This enormous labyrinth was carved out by the slave-labour sweat of prisoners of war – plenty of whom died in the process.
article_snippet.sent: With its dank passages and horror-film ambience, the German Military Underground Hospital is the definition of an unhappy building.
article_snippet.sent: Here, the Jersey War Tunnels – another military-medical complex – have been restored into something less frightening, with museum displays and fascinating facts slotted into the long tunnels.
article_snippet.sent: This colossal bunker –
article_snippet.sent: The stairs into St Helier depths seem to go down forever, to gun posts, control rooms and sleeping quarters