Comedian Al Murray discusses his interest in the Occupation on visit to Guernsey
ITV Channel's Kate Prout discussed Occupation history with the famous comedian...
Famous comedian Al Murray - perhaps best known as the 'pub landlord' - has been visiting historic landmarks in Guernsey this week.
Al is the co-host of a podcast on the Second World War - and spoke of his fascination with the history of the Channel Islands Occupation.
He told ITV Channel: "The thing I think is really fascinating about the Second World War is that it involved everyone whether they liked it or not.
"The photos, even now of Guernsey - of German soldiers here - are shocking to look at, it's an extraordinary story.
"The effort and the money spent, and all pointlessly, is just so interesting".
After speaking about his father, who served as a paratrooper, Al added that he would do his best to re-visit for the island's next Liberation Day.
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