Discourse and Defiance Under Nazi Occupation: Guernsey, Channel Islands, 1940-1945 (90 page)

Liberation,
16
,
18
,
85
–
86
,
99
,
129
,
150
,
187
,
206
–
7
,
214
,
222
–
26
,
233
–
34
,
236
–
37
; future orientation,
225
–
26
; immediate post-liberation,
209
,
224
–
30
.
See also
metaphor, dream; symbolic display by Guernsey Islanders, at Liberation

Lihou, Henry Martin,
201
,
235
,
282 (n. 160)

Lihou, Miss,
65
–
66
,
86

Lloyd, Christopher,
3
–
4

Lloyd, Vera (pseudonym),
93
–
94
,
119
,
122
,
176
,
225
,
231

London Times
,
107
,
157

Lucas, Owen,
196

Luff, Pearl,
204

Maass, Dr.,
26
–
27
,
63
,
153

Machon, Charles,
205
–
6
,
234

Machon, Roy,
176
,
197
–
98

Mallett, Frank,
170

Mann, Steve,
31

Martel, Basil,
54
–
55

Martel, J. E. L.,
212

Martel, Phillip,
35
–
36
,
150
,
154

Matthews, Miss,
68

Mauger, Arthur J.: as diarist,
11
–
12
,
14
; on deaths,
71
–
72
,
255 (n. 91)
; on evacuation decision,
20
,
22
; on eviction,
41
–
42
; on initial air raid,
2
; on rumor,
104

McCartney, K. C.,
41

McGahy, Arthur,
161

McGahy, Milicent,
161

McLeod, Douglas,
24

medical supplies,
211

metaphor,
2
,
9
,
12
,
131
–
32
,
138
,
226
; for danger,
145
–
46
; for dream,
65
,
225
,
233
; for Germans,
34
,
46
–
47
; for information flow,
15
,
199
; for Island as prison,
24
,
88
,
145
; for Island as strange land,
145
; for rumor,
100
,
102
; similes,
145
–
46
; visual,
234

Mière, Joe,
183

military occupation,
3
–
4
,
16
; American Civil War,
25
,
84
–
85
,
118
–
19
,
271
–
72 (n. 16)
.
See also
Guernsey Occupation

mimesis,
132
,
173

Miyazaki, Yoshihiko,
103

Morson, Gary Saul,
165

Moullin, Alex,
126
,
221

Moullin, T. (cycle shop),
206

Mrs. Miniver
,
194

Mulholland, Desmond,
35
–
36
,
150
,
154
; retaliation against family,
36

Mülle (clerk),
220
–
21

Müller, General,
38
,
49
,
185
,
201

Mussolini,
174

myth of 1940,
79
–
80
.
See also
Blitz, the

narrative,
15
,
130
,
131
–
46
,
148
,
166
,
168
,
207
,
238
; backshadowing,
165
; propaganda,
15
; puns,
131
; sense-making,
98
,
132
,
232
; urban legends,
103
.
See also
jokes; stories

National Day of Prayer,
80

Nebenstelle, the,
163

Neubauer, Hans-Joachim,
102

Nicolle, Hubert,
34
–
37
,
117
,
154
,
270 (n. 175)

Noel, Stanley,
185

Oettingen, Rittmeister von,
161

Ogier, E. H.,
141
,
157
,
162
–
63

Operation Valkyrie,
211
,
216

Ord, Grae,
23
,
28
,
43
,
47
,
72
–
73
,
97
,
114
,
206
,
209

Ord, R. Douglas: anti-Party Germans,
10
,
51
,
53
–
55
,
143
,
199
,
222
; on barter,
110
; on billeting and evictions,
40
–
41
; on black market,
113
; on coded discourse,
178
–
79
; conveys jokes,
143
–
45
; conveys stories,
140
–
42
; on “Dangerous Talking Bill,”
29
; on D-Day,
209
–
10
; on deaths,
69
–
70
,
214
; on defiant speech,
167
,
171
,
174
–
75
; on deportation threat,
43
–
44
; as diarist,
10
,
14
–
15
; on escapes,
185
; on evacuation period,
19
–
23
; on food,
114
,
209
; on fraternization,
119
,
124
,
235
; on German orders,
34
,
38
; on German propaganda,
131
,
133
–
37
; on hiding,
186
–
87
; on hypercompliance,
189
; on identity cards,
28
; on initial air raid,
1
; on instrumental acts,
182
; on Liberation,
222
–
26
; on mood/spirit,
88
,
102
; names Germans,
47
,
211
; on news transcriptions,
167
,
206
; on orders against/deportation of Jews,
160
–
64
,
269
–
70 (n. 144)
; on police theft case,
115
–
16
; on policy of differentiation,
50
–
51
,
53
–
55
,
220
,
222
; on postwar life,
231
; on quislings,
123
; on RAF air raids,
83
,
211
; reads Germans,
32
–
34
,
47
–
51
,
53
,
216
–
17
; on Red Cross messages,
91
,
178
–
79
; on rumor,
97
,
99
–
101
,
104
,
121
; on sermons,
19
,
29
,
43
,
86
,
179
; SS
Vega
parcels,
214
; on States,
146
–
47
,
151
,
155
; on symbolic display,
193
; and V-campaign,
195
–
98
; on wireless,
30
,
42
,
84
,
199
–
204
; on young women,
64
–
65
.
See also
Bödeker, Heinrich; churches, Brock Road; Zachmann, Reinhold