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Sue du FeuEssays, memoir, stories, anything on my mind
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AUG 12
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children on the beach amongst the sandbags unaware of what the next five years will bring
How did the island’s children cope with the Occupation? A lot depended on where they lived on the...
Nettle Sandwich Anyone?
1943 starts as crazily as the previous years of the Occupation. The German High Command issue an order stating that fish is no longer rationed. This causes some ironic laughter among the population as fish hasn’t been available since the st...
Where are we Going...
Last month I began the story of how my auntie Kay and uncle Arthur were ordered to be deported to Germany on 15 September 1942, along with hundreds of other residents who were not born Channel Islanders, all to satisfy Hitler’s desire for r...
Retaliation and Deportation
Auntie Kay (Kathleen) was the oldest of my aunts, the bossiest and the funniest. She was also very haughty, especially after she married Arthur, the manager of De Gruchy’s department store, who was, himself, a pompous ass with colonial over...
A Straggly Line and Comatose Chickens
Bellozanne valley, Jersey
During the Occupation my two youngest aunts, Roselle and Margaret, used to be sent into Bellozane Valley via all the back lanes to collect wood, when it was still permitted. It was quite a walk, and they had to pu...
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Writer, actor, dreamer. My primary school report usually said variations on ‘Susan could be very intelligent but she’s a dreamer.’ Eventually dreaming paid off and I have a BA in Drama and an MA in Screenwriting.
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