Nazi Prisons in the British Isles : Political Prisoners During the German Occupation of Jersey and Guernsey, 1940-1945.

Cover -- Book Title -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of Illustrations -- Modern Conflict Archaeology -- Preface -- Prologue - The Sexton's Tale -- Part I - Jersey Prison -- Chapter 1 - Introduction and Sources -- Chapter 2 - The Geography of Jersey Prison -- Chapter 3 - Who were the Political Prisoners? -- Chapter 4 - Interrogation, Incarceration and Solitary Confinement -- Chapter 5 - 'Rather a Mixed Crowd': The Prisoners and the Guards -- Chapter 6 - Solidarity, Legitimacy and Resistance -- Chapter 7 - 'The 'Calendars . . . of Previous Prisoners': Graffiti and Interior Decoration -- Chapter 8 - 'Yielding to so Rare a Pleasure': Autograph Books and Artwork -- Chapter 9 - 'Any Time Now!' The End is Nigh? -- Part II - Guernsey Prison -- Chapter 10 - Introduction and Sources -- Chapter 11 - The Changing Geography of Guernsey Prison -- Chapter 12 - The Names and Numbers of Prisoners -- Chapter 13 - Daily Life in the German Side of the Prison -- Chapter 14 - Forced Labour -- Chapter 15 - Interrogation and Trial -- Chapter 16 - Violence and the Case of the Guernsey Police -- Chapter 17 - Conclusion: A Comparison of the Prisons in the Channel Islands with the Nazi-Controlled Prisons in Europe -- Postscript: The 1946 Hilton Report -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover.

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