WWII German Christmas card sent back 71 years served on the offspring's rear

Germany several families received in time for Christmas a Christmas cards, these cards are 71 years ago is stationed in the English Channel on Jersey German soldiers sent to friends and relatives.
According to reports, Sawa Nishijima in 1940 July to 1945 May was occupied by Nazi Germany, one part of the island residents were forced to dig trenches. In order to let off steam, some young man stole 86 German soldiers are sent to friends and relatives Christmas cards and letters.
Nowadays, steal these letters are long gone, the sender and receiver are not alive. This batch of letters for several years before being sent to the Jersey archives center, staff contact the local post office, post, the Red Cross and some military historians, hoping to put the letters mailed.
Although many email address in the decades after the change, but after several years of efforts, the relevant departments still managed to put part of the stolen Christmas cards and letters sent to their descendants.
MYEX Fujian Asia International Express
2012-12-24