More than 1,000 slave labourers may have died in Nazi camps on Alderney, review finds
Experts conclude hundreds more died on Channel Island, a British crown dependency, than previously thought
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Experts conclude hundreds more died on Channel Island, a British crown dependency, than previously thought
Hundreds of forced and slave labourers were killed on one of the Channel Islands during World War Two - but after the conflict an investigation was handed over to the Soviet Union and the perpetrators never faced justice.
A panel of academics said it found more conclusive evidence of how many people were killed during the Nazi occupation of Alderney, one of the Channel Islands in British territory.
The candlelight commemoration was attended by Holocaust survivors, accompanied by their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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