German Occupation Museum

History Museum in Guernsey

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The German Occupation Museum of Guernsey illustrates the First and Second World War, when the German Wehrmacht had occupied the British Channel Islands.

The occupation began at 30 June 1940, as the first Ju-52 of the Luftwaffe landed at the Guernsey airfield, and ended on 9 May 1945, one day after the German Instrument of Surrender, when British troops entered the island and interned the occupying German troops.

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