We heard so many different languages by SallyKitt
being spoken at Omaha Beach.
English in both English and North American accents, Italian, French (of course), and German.
Very moving. Different than I imagined.
over 3 years ago
France: Haute Normandie: Normandy's D-Day Beaches
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Normandy's D-Day Beaches
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But to be honest, I found it completely impossible to picture what happened here, even at Arromanches where you can still see the remains of the Mulberry harbour. over 4 years agoUntitled by NettieSpaghettiGrandfather was a cook with the American army and came here in WW II, and my far, far, far back roots are from Normandy. (The D’Angulo family, from the Norman invasion of Ireland.) over 4 years agoWhat its like. by marcopolioIts very sobering to stand on the beaches and know what transpired. Its also a little difficult at times. There are reminders in the way of craters and busted bunkers all around that make what happened there much more real thant it had ever been to me before. over 5 years agoSee all 7 entries |
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