Slave Worker in the Channel Islands
A wartime account of forced labor in the Channel Islands.
80,00 €
Very Good Condition
First Edition
Expert Summary: The Channel Islands, located in the English Channel near France, were occupied by German forces during World War II. This book provides a personal account of the occupation’s impact on individuals forced into labor.
This book provides a harrowing account of a Spaniard’s experience as a slave under Nazi taskmasters during World War II. Set in the Channel Islands, it offers a unique perspective on the occupation and the resilience of those affected. The foreword by Air Marshal Sir Thomas Elmhirst adds historical significance.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is ‘Slave Worker in the Channel Islands’ about?
- It’s a personal account of forced labor during the Nazi occupation of the Channel Islands in World War II.
- Who wrote the foreword for the book?
- The foreword was written by Air Marshal Sir Thomas Elmhirst.
- What makes this book rare?
- Its unique perspective on the Channel Islands’ occupation and limited publication make it rare.
| Author | John Dalmau |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Guernsey Press Co. Ltd |
| Edition | First |
| Language | English |
First Edition
