Liberation of Jersey

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The Liberation of Jersey marks the end of German occupation of the Channel Island of Jersey during World War II, celebrated when British forces liberated the island on 9 May 1945.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II event
historical event
celebratedAs public holiday in Jersey
celebratedIn Jersey NERFINISHED
chronology occurred after Victory in Europe Day
commemoratedBy annual parades in Jersey
ceremonies at Liberation Square, St Helier
commemoratedOn 9 May
conflict World War II
country United Kingdom
date 1945-05-09
day 9 May 1945
endCause surrender of German forces in the Channel Islands
follows German occupation of Jersey NERFINISHED
hasAnniversary Liberation Day (Jersey) NERFINISHED
hasSymbol raising of the Union Jack in St Helier
liberatingForce British Armed Forces NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
location Channel Islands NERFINISHED
Jersey NERFINISHED
mainCityInvolved St Helier NERFINISHED
opposingForce Nazi Germany NERFINISHED
partOf liberation of the Channel Islands
relatedTo German occupation of the Channel Islands NERFINISHED
Liberation of Guernsey NERFINISHED
result German garrison in Jersey surrendered to British forces
significance end of German occupation of Jersey
restoration of British administration in Jersey
timePeriod final days of World War II in Europe
year 1945

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Liberation Square commemorates Liberation of Jersey