 A continuing reminder is the Faroese love of fish and chips and British chocolate such as "Dairy Milk" (which is readily available in shops throughout the islands but not in Denmark).American and German neuroepidemiologists John F. Kurtzke, Klaus Lauer, R. G. Cooke, Stuart Cook and others, have studied a series of multiple sclerosis epidemics that began in 1943 and are felt to be related to an unknown transmitted infectious agent.In 1990, the Faroese government organised British Week, a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the friendly occupation.