Discourse and Defiance Under Nazi Occupation: Guernsey, Channel Islands, 1940-1945 (93 page)

Salovey, Peter,
107
–
9
,
114
–
15

Salvation Army,
4
,
190
–
91

Sanders, Paul,
243 (n. 42)
,
255 (n. 82)

Sark,
19
,
52
,
103
,
156
; Dame of,
269 (n. 139)

Sauvary, J. C. “Jack,”
66
; advent of Occupation,
25
; billeting,
39
–
40
; on black market,
112
; Blitz, the,
80
–
81
; concern for Island,
67
; constructs metaphors,
24
,
88
,
145
; conveys stories,
142
; as diarist,
11
,
13
–
14
; on escapes,
184
; on eviction,
42
; and evacuated family,
11
,
90
; on evacuation decision,
22
–
23
; on food,
40
,
60
,
65
–
66
,
74
,
76
,
212
; and Dr. Fox,
232
; on fraternization,
107
; on German orders,
25
,
38
,
42
; and identity cards,
28
; illness and death of,
231
–
32
; on initial air raid,
1
,
3
; and instrumental acts,
182
; on mood,
57
,
85
–
88
; on police theft case,
116
; on property of evacuees,
21
; on providing for others,
76
,
86
; and raid on airport,
82
; reads Germans,
46
,
51
–
52
; on resistance,
170
,
197
; on rumor,
103
–
4
,
216
; on war effort,
88
; on wireless,
42
,
204

Sauvary, Mary,
61
,
232

schadenfreude,
48
–
49

Scott, James C.,
9
,
55
,
98
,
103
,
109
,
151
,
154
,
168
,
204
; on deference,
126

Sculpher, Inspector,
63
–
64
,
115
–
16
,
157
,
159
–
61
,
269 (n.139)

Seelig, Capt.,
41

Sherbrooke, Mrs.,
52
,
64
,
253 (n. 35)

Sherwill, Ambrose,
10
,
125
,
148
–
51
,
184
,
237
; and dealings with British Reconnaissance,
35
–
37
,
150
; on evacuation period,
19
; on initial air raid,
1
–
2
; on orders against Jews,
158
–
59
; on police theft case,
116
–
17
; and relationship with Germans,
26
; and removal from office,
37
; speeches of,
150
–
51
,
153
–
54
,
268 (n. 99)

Ship of Fools
,
165

Sims, Madeleine,
206

Sinor, Jennifer,
10

Slater, Lt. Col.,
35

Smith, Andrew,
170
,
172

Smith, Ted,
138

Snell, Jennifer Anne,
237

soap,
90
,
110

Spitz, Auguste,
156
–
66
,
237

States Government,
10
,
93
,
223
; and barter/black market,
111
–
13
,
115
; and Henry E. Marquand,
111
; on police theft case,
116
–
17
.
See also
Controlling Committee; performed compliance, by States officials

Stead (fish controller),
128

Steiner, Therese,
156
–
66
,
237
,
270
–
71 (n. 175)

stories,
15
,
53
–
54
,
98
,
103
,
132
,
138
–
39
,
146
,
166
,
207
,
239
; about food,
58
; about hidden wireless,
199
,
203
–
4
; one-up,
141
–
43
; “the ruse,”
203
; warning,
55
,
105
,
139
–
41
,
146

Stuart, Donald,
43
–
44

subversive affirmation,
87
–
88

surveillance: counter-surveillance,
15
–
18
; German,
27
–
31
,
38
,
55
–
56
,
78
,
94
–
95
,
175
,
191
,
207
; lateral,
29
–
30
,
61
,
109
,
113
–
18
,
128
–
30
,
156
,
202
–
203
,
226
; and reading Germans,
18
,
32
–
34
,
45
,
49
,
150
,
209
,
215
–
18
,
234
; and resisting German reading,
18
,
33
,
87
–
88
,
148
; “sousveillance,”
31
–
33
,
46
–
56
,
234
.
See also
panopticism

symbolic convergence theory,
138
; and fantasy themes,
138
–
39

symbolic display by Germans,
18
,
27
,
30
–
31
,
38
,
46
,
49
; German greeting (
Deutscher Gruß
),
53
,
79
,
121
,
125
,
139
,
216
,
234
; goosestep,
33
; parades,
31
,
79
; swastika,
31
,
79
,
159
,
224
–
25

symbolic display by Guernsey Islanders,
44
–
45
,
191
,
276 (n. 179)
; at Liberation,
222
–
23
; positive attitude,
33
,
87
–
88
; patriotic,
44
–
45
,
193
; singing,
44
,
52
,
174
,
176

Symes, James,
34
–
38
,
117
,
154
,
270 (n. 175)