Discourse and Defiance Under Nazi Occupation: Guernsey, Channel Islands, 1940-1945 (84 page)

Bell, William,
38
,
162
,
247 (n. 84)

Benson, E. F.,
99

Bentham, Jeremy,
27

Bertrand, Ludovic E.,
206

Biberach,
44
,
163
,
165
,
177
,
178
,
211
,
237

billeting,
34
,
39
–
42
,
49
–
54
,
140
–
41
,
146
,
175
,
180
,
185
–
86

Binet, Jean,
111

Birth of a Nation
,
160

Bishop, Wilma (pseudonym),
63
–
64

black market,
75
,
213
,
233
; and black marketeers,
14
,
99
,
105
,
107
,
109
,
160
,
226
; and Guernsey Underground Traffic (GUT),
111
–
13

Blitz, the,
22
,
58
,
80
,
87
,
90
–
91
,
92
,
136

Bödeker, Heinrich,
55
,
136
,
199

Booth, Rosemary,
190

Bormann, Ernest,
138
–
39

Brichta, Julia,
159
–
60

Brighenti, Andrea Muhi,
4

British government,
26
,
151
; and aliens policy,
156
–
58
,
161
–
62
; demilitarization of Islands,
19
,
134
,
180
,
236
; during evacuation period,
19
–
21
,
23
–
24
; Ministry of Information,
233
; postwar change in,
227
; reconnaissance missions/espionage by,
28
,
34
–
38
,
150
,
154
,
168
,
186
; “Tommies” (troops),
223
,
226

Brosch, Richard,
142
,
157
,
159

Buckingham, Graham,
187

Bunting, Madeleine,
7
–
8
,
14
,
139
; on collaboration,
107
,
153
–
54
,
243 (n. 38)
,
261 (n. 57)
; on deportation of Jews,
270
–
71 (n. 175)
; on ethics,
130
; on resistance,
173
,
243 (n. 34)
,
274 (n. 111)

Carey, Doris,
2
,
65

Carey, Perceval,
2
,
65

Carey, Victor G.,
19
,
21
; and food shortages,
212
,
213
; and German orders,
174
,
191
; and German violence,
219
; and GUNS,
205
,
206
; and honors,
227
; and Liberation,
223
; and orders against/deportation of Jews,
157
,
160
–
61
,
270 (n. 148)
; and police theft case,
117
; and V-campaign,
154
–
55
,
195

Carey, Violet,
140
–
41
,
143
,
197
–
98
,
244 (n. 43)

Carr, Gillian,
244 (n. 42)
,
276 (n. 171)
,
276 (n. 179)

Castel Hospital,
157
–
58
,
163

censorship,
8
,
27
,
30
,
160
,
177
–
78
,
237

Channel Islands Occupation Society,
236
,
243 (n. 34)

Chapell, H. C.,
202

Cheeseborough, Herbert,
29
,
247 (n. 84)

Cherbourg,
209

Chilcott (meat controller),
115
,
128

Chilcotts,
53
–
54
,
185

churches,
238
–
39
,
283 (n. 167)
; Brock Road,
10
,
73
,
86
,
231
; and deportation of ministers,
43
–
44
; Ebenezer,
43
; Methodist,
10
,
54
,
97
,
214
,
231
; and rumors concerning,
25
,
101
; St. James,
2
; St. John's,
80
; St. Stephen's,
135
; as sites for sermons as resistance,
29
; Town Church (Anglican),
210
.
See also
Ord, R. Douglas

Churchill, Winston,
265 (n. 6)
; in coded messages,
177
; replaced in office,
227
; as representative of British government,
26
,
44
,
83
–
84
,
173
,
201
,
211
; and speeches of,
8
,
58
,
133
,
185
,
192
,
200
,
205
–
6
,
222
–
23

Clayton, Mrs.,
23
,
41
,
49
,
176
,
222
,
246 (n. 31)

clothing shortage,
90
,
184
,
219
,
233

Cohen, Frederick,
147
,
162
–
64

cold,
69
,
86
,
215

collaboration,
99
,
130
,
168
,
202
,
282 (n. 159)
; appearance of,
124
–
30
,
147
,
150
,
153
,
155
,
165
–
66
; avoidance of,
53
,
78
; controversy over,
6
–
8
,
16
,
98
,
243 (n. 34)
,
243 (n. 38)
,
261 (n.57)
; indistinct line of,
49
–
50
; in military occupation,
3
; motives for,
94
,
105
–
6
; and numbers of collaborators,
106
–
7
,
261 (n. 53)
; and performed compliance,
148
; by profiteers,
130
,
139
,
224
,
226
,
235
,
238
; in public memory,
234
–
35
,
238
; retribution against,
123
,
130
,
224
–
26

Collins, H. H.,
29
,
35