Piero Tintori says he was even contacted directly by a number of governments
With the firm's headquarters in Dublin, plus offices in the US, Australia and Poland, it uses Amazon's cloud computing system Amazon
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Better Examinations' technology keeps an eye on exam-sitters via their webcams
Better Examinations' technology keeps an eye on exam-sitters via their webcams
The phones began ringing off the hook at Piero Tintori's company Better Examinations back in April.
These official papers from the 1940s detail the men's "crimes" against the occupiers
These official papers from the 1940s detail the men's "crimes" against the occupiers
Frank Tuck, pictured in 1989, on a visit to the German railway line he helped to build during his time in a forced labour camp
Frank Tuck, pictured in 1989, on a visit to the German railway line he helped to build during his time in a forced labour camp
After the war, most of the men applied to the West German government for
Herbert Smith (left) died in a Gestapo prison and Charles Friend
Herbert Smith (left) died in a Gestapo prison and Charles Friend was unable to use his legs by the time he was liberated from Landsberg prison in 1945
Tuck wrote of the cruelty he experienced from guards
Some Channel Island prisoners were shackled and packed in windowless cattle trucks with other sick and starving prisoners
Frank Tuck (left) and Kingston Bailey were caught stealing from German stores in 1942
Frank Tuck (left) and Kingston Bailey were caught stealing from German stores in 1942
The men were tried by both the German military court and Guernsey's Royal Court - effectively still a British court - and
Bailey and Tuck broke into the occupiers' stores
At the height of the occupation in May 1943, about 13,000 troops were on Guernsey and 3,800 on Alderney
Many policemen in the Channel Islands carried out acts of resistance against the German occupiers
Many policemen in the Channel Islands carried out acts of resistance against the German occupiers
A German band marches through St Peter Port High Street,
A German band marches through St Peter Port High Street, Guernsey - the island was occupied from June 1940 until May 1945
Cambridge University academic Dr Gilly Carr, who has spent years researching the
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