	The German Foreign Office response was that British people in the Channel Islands were effectively interned as they could not leave without permission. A rough estimate from Jersey indicated about 2,000 men in the Island had been born in the United Kingdom. This was short of the 8,000 that were needed if a ratio of 10:1 was to be applied. More accurate lists of men were demanded, including a list of Persian citizens. Surprisingly one, a 69 year old Persian man, was found. The demand for lists was expanded to include women and children. By 10 November, lists were submitted by the Island authorities: