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Channel Islands Liberated May 9th 1945 The Channel Islands the only part of
Channel Islands Liberated May 9th 1945
The Channel Islands the only part of the United Kingdom to be occupied by Germany during the Second World War were finally liberated at 7:14 am May 9th when Major General Heine of the German Army signed the surrender document.
The signing took place four miles off the coast of Guernsey aboard the Royal Navy destroyer HMS Bulldog.
Our Picture Shows Captain Lieutenant Zimmerman (Right) the German representative aboard HMS Bulldog negotiating the terms of the surrender before the formal document was signed. Left to Right: Admiral Stuart, Brigadier General A. E. Snow, Captain H Herzmark, Wing Commander Archie Steward, Lieutenant Colonel E. A. Stoneman, Major John Margeson, Lieutenant Colonel H. R. Power and Lieutenant Captain Armin Zimmerman
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Bailiwick of Guernsey
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1945 Channel Islands Microphones Royal Air Force Royal Navy Surrender Uniform Victory Negotiation War And Conflict
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This print captures a significant moment in history - the liberation of the Channel Islands on May 9th, 1945. During World War II, these islands were the only part of the United Kingdom to be occupied by Germany. At precisely 7:14 am, Major General Heine of the German Army signed the surrender document aboard HMS Bulldog, a Royal Navy destroyer located four miles off the coast of Guernsey. In this image, we witness an intense negotiation between Captain Lieutenant Zimmerman (right), representing Germany, and several high-ranking British officials including Admiral Stuart, Brigadier General A. E. Snow, Captain H Herzmark, Wing Commander Archie Steward, Lieutenant Colonel E. A. Stoneman, Major John Margeson, Lieutenant Colonel H. R. Power and Lieutenant Captain Armin Zimmerman. Microphones are visible in front of them as they discuss and finalize the terms for surrender before officially signing the document that would mark their freedom from occupation. The uniforms worn by both sides serve as a reminder of their respective military forces - Royal Air Force and Royal Navy. This photograph is not just a visual representation but also a testament to victory over adversity during one of humanity's darkest periods. It serves as a poignant reminder of courage and resilience displayed by those who fought for freedom against all odds during World War II.
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