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RECALLING A NIGHT AT OMAHA BEACH
April 17, 1994
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Groups Trace Soldiers' Footsteps
April 17, 1994
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Guns and Tanks, Flags and Diaries
April 17, 1994
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BY LAND, AIR AND SEA IN ENGLAND AND U.S.
April 17, 1994
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IN NORMANDY, FIELDS OF REMEMBRANCE
April 17, 1994
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200 Events Mark D-Day In France
April 17, 1994
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Autumn is Mellow Deep in Normandy
September 10, 2000
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A Place of Death, a Place of Play
November 05, 2000
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Introduction to Normandy
November 20, 2006
Ten centuries have passed since the Vikings invaded Normandy. The early Scandinavians came to seize the land, but they stayed to cultivate it. The Normans produced great soldiers, none more famous than William the Conqueror, who defeated King Harold at the Battle of Hastings in 1066. The English and the French continued to battle for centuries. The invasion of June 6, 1944, ravaged much of Normandy. The largest armada ever assembled was responsible for regaining control of Europe from the Nazis. Today, many visitors come to Normandy to see the D-Day beachheads.
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IN NORMANDY, FIELDS OF REMEMBRANCE
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Groups Trace Soldiers' Footsteps
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Guns and Tanks, Flags and Diaries
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200 Events Mark D-Day In France
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BY LAND, AIR AND SEA IN ENGLAND AND U.S.
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RECALLING A NIGHT AT OMAHA BEACH
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Autumn is Mellow Deep in Normandy
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A Place of Death, a Place of Play
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In Honfleur, the Essence of Normandy
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