Ciosguernsey.org.gg Website Review

machine this well known photo of Germans marching past Lloyd’s Bank escorted by a Guernsey Bobby was to promote what may happen in seen here loading the one suitcase they were allowed to take.. SURRENDER HAD BEEN SIGNED JUST HOURS BEFORE THIS PHOTO WAS TAKEN. The Occupation Society was formed to study all aspects of the German military occupation of the British Channel Islands during the Second World War. The society organises guided tours, excursions and talks throughout the Islands and France. It also continues to build up an extensive sound, docu*entary Practical projects include the restoration of the Naval Signals H.Q. Regular CIOS events take place, a list of these can be seen on our If you would like to know more about the CIOS or perhaps become a Are you interested in joining the CIOS? New members are always welcome. The flagship publication of the Society is the annual Channel Island Occupation Review, which is sent free to members. Published alternately by the Guernsey and Jersey branches, it is produced to a high professional standard. All articles are meticu*ously researched and accompanied by numerous plans and photographs. In addition to this members will receive three newsletters updating them on the latest news and events. For examples of these docu*ents At the CIOS our mission statement is “To preserve and record all aspects of the German Occupation of the British Channel Islands.”