'Friend or Foe?' exhibition by Rushen Heritage Trust
An exhibition in the south of the Island is telling the untold story of internees during the Second World War.
'Friend or Foe?' explores the lives, loves and losses of over 3,000 women and children who stayed at Port St Mary and Port Erin between 1940 and 1945.
It's being run by the Rushen Heritage Trust at St. Catherine's Church Hall until Thursday 25 August, and admission is free.
Last week it was paid a very special visit - Eva Rieger was herself born whilst interned there 75 years ago:
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