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#Dday #WWII

French President Macron and German President Steinmeier attend D-day commemorations. Reflecting on the war, the author, Adrian Chiles, reveals unease in discussing WWII with his German neighbor despite wanting to understand their perspective. read more


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#RishiSunak #Dday

Rishi Sunak's early departure from D-day commemoration drew criticism during the ongoing election campaign. Critics argue against using past wars to justify current defense spending and potential conflicts. Memorial events risk being politicized, stirring up past grievances instead of promoting peace. read more

#RishiSunak #Dday

Rishi Sunak and Akshata Murty attend a commemorative event in Normandy, leading to political backlash for Sunak's early exit. Sunak's actions reflect a lack of historical awareness, contrasting with Nigel Farage's caution for political moves based on past mistakes. read more

#DDay #ArletteGondree

Arlette Gondree, 84, cafe owner near Pegasus Bridge, recalls D-Day liberation by British troops in Normandy, thanking veterans and raising a toast annually since 1944, expressing gratitude for their spirit. read more

#DDay #ArletteGondree

Arlette Gondree, who owns Cafe Gondree near Pegasus Bridge, recalls D-Day liberation by British troops in 1944, raising a toast annually since. Her emotional gratitude to veterans marks a tradition carried on for nearly eight decades. read more

#DDay #WorldWarII

D-Day commemorations mark 80 years since allied troops landed in France during World War II. Veterans, leaders, paratroopers, and reenactors participate in ceremonies across Normandy, honoring the historic event. read more

#DDay #WWII

French Navy landing craft arrive at Omaha Beach ahead of D-Day anniversary event on 4 June. D-Day, a monumental invasion during WWII, saw 160,000 Allied troops land, resulting in 4,414 casualties and a significant turn in the war. read more