A former Nazi encampment on a tiny Channel island can be yours for about $50,000
The Channel Islands of Jersey and Guernsey, just off the coast of France, were the only British territory to be occupied during the Second World War.
The site is on Alderney, a tiny island just north of Guernsey. It features several acres of trenches, multiple gun stations, two bunkers, and numerous battlements and it was home to 24 soldiers and three officers from Nazi Germany. strategy — a system of coastal defenses intended to block an anticipated Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied Europe.
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