The bodies of US servicemen ready to leave the island in 1946 - Picture Evening Post
A proper funeral in 1945 for Frenchman Francois Scornet, executed by the Germans in 1941 - Picture Evening Post
The colours of the Island Militia return to the island in 1946 - Picture Evening Post
Field Marshall Viscount Montgomery visits Jersey in 1947 - Picture Evening Post
Saluting the returning Militia colours in 1946 - Picture Evening Post
German guns are dumped over the cliff at Les Landes in 1946. They were recovered some years later. Picture Evening Post
The large bunker at Gorey Harbour was finally demolished in 1972 to create a coach park - Picture Evening Post
The drumhead service held at the Weighbridge on 25 August 1945 - Picture Evening Post
Large numbers of islanders and troops attended the drumhead service held at the Weighbridge on 25 August 1945 - Picture Evening Post
French tanks brought to the island by the Germans are shipped back - Picture Evening Post
One year on, and People's Park is the venue for Liberation Day celebrations in 1946]]
A long queue outside Lloyds bank as residents try to change their Reichsmarks
The 1946 celebrations on People's Park
Crowds watch the Empire Day parade on 24 May 1945
French tanks lined up on the Circus Field at Millbrook, ready to be sent back to France
The Empire Day parade on Victoria Avenue
Viscount Montgomery with the Bailiff and Lieut-Governor in 1948
Visit of Home Secretary Herbert Morrison in 1945
Breaching a German sea wall in 1946 to restore access to the beach
Empire Day
German guns are taken away to be dumped at sea
A German officer now a prisoner of war
The King and Queen arrive in Jersey
The King and Queen tour the island
Queen Elizabeth in Jersey
A memorial service to honour the bravery of Francois Scornet
German soldiers were supervised in the clearing of mines after the Liberation
The September 1945 memorial service for Francois Scornet