Jersey Forced Worker Camps
​​During roughly a three-year period from the autumn of 1941, approximately 6,000 foreign workers - men and some women - were brought to German-occupied Jersey against their will by the Organisation Todt (OT), the civil and military engineering body of Nazi Germany.

​​John Dalmau at Lager Udet​

The Organisation Todt in Jersey

Emile Boydens, a forced worker

​​Lager Rommel Forced Labour Camp​
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​​Lager Immelmann Forced Labour Camp​
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​​Lager ‘Franco’ Forced Labour Camp​
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​​Vasilly Marempolsky at Immelmann and Brinkforth

​​Conditions in the Camps, Jersey

​​Lager Ehrenbreitstein Forced Labour Camp, Fort Regent

​​Lager Brinkforth Forced Labour Camp​

​​Lager Mölders Forced Labour Camp​

​​Lager Schepke Forced Labour Camp​

​​Lager Richthofen Forced Labour Camp​

​​Lager Hindenburg Forced Labour Camp and OT Hospital​

​​Lager Udet Forced Labour Camp​

​​Lager Prien Forced Labour Camp​

​​Fyodor Burriy at Lager Immelmann​

​​Lager Wick Forced Labour Camp​

​​Lager Seeckt Forced Labour Camp​

Jersey Forced Labour Camps Trail
Length: 41.25 km
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Jersey Forced Labour Camps Trail
Length: 3.99 km
Route from None

Jersey Forced Labour Camps Trail
Length: 2.53 km
Route from None