A Guernsey Jew who hid her faith from the Nazis
Miriam Jay lived in Guernsey during the five-year occupation of the Channel Islands by the German armed forces during World War Two.
It was not an easy time for any islander, but she also had a secret - she was Jewish.
She lived a senior government lawyer, who was involved in writing the Nazis' measures against Jews into Guernsey law - including one that meant Ms Jay was required to declare her Jewish heritage, an order she disobeyed.
Read more about her story here.