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15 October 2014
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Living with the Germans - starving slave workers

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GORDON HOTTON
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Guernsey
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Civilian
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A4008700
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05 May 2005

I remember after digging potatoes the Germans would come and turn over the patch for the gleanings, and the slave workers as well. At the end of the war they were eating nettles, and daffodil bulbs.
GORDON HOTTON

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