Princess Anne visits Guernsey for Liberation Day
Summary
Princess Anne visited Guernsey for the 80th anniversary of the island's liberation during World War II. She met with locals, attended commemorative events, and conveyed King Charles III's greetings. She is also scheduled to visit Sark as part of the celebrations.Key Facts
- Princess Anne visited Guernsey to mark the 80th anniversary of its liberation from German occupation.
- She was accompanied by Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence.
- Princess Anne met with islanders who experienced life during the German Occupation.
- She attended a church service and expressed her thanks for being invited to the commemorations.
- Princess Anne conveyed King Charles III's greetings and his fond memories of visiting the islands.
- Winnie Keyho, who lived through the occupation, shared her memories with the princess, including seeing chocolate for the first time.
- A poem by Sally Robert, based on wartime letters, was read to Princess Anne during her visit.
- Princess Anne will also visit the island of Sark as part of the Liberation Day events.
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