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pi gwo Aterisaj la militè nan istwa te pran plas nan Normandy sou jen 6, 1944. Moniman, mize, blokos ak simityè se yon komemorasyon k ap viv nan batay la nan Normandy. Yon baz pafè nan ki vizite plaj yo, se vil la ti nan Bayeux bati toutotou katedral la manyifik nan Notre-Dame ak se lakay yo 200-pye long Bayeux Tapestry la, yon chèf mond pi popilè ki gen desen ki pi ba tankou sèn dekri istwa a sezon nan ekspedisyon William konkeran an nan nan England nan syèk la 11th. Caen War Memorial Memorial nan labo ap kontinye vwayaj istorik li yo nan syèk la 20th, ki soti nan Dezyèm Gè Mondyal la nan mond lan nan yon moman nan Lagè Fwad la. Li te tou pwopoze yon deba sou tan kap vini an nan planèt la. Egzanplè ak richès nan nan koleksyon an ekspoze ak inovasyon a nan prezantasyon li yo, yon kote ki inik. Li se plas la kòmanse ekselans pou yon konpreyansyon yo genyen sou evènman yo ki te pran plas ki mennen ale nan D-Day. Giverny
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The largest military landing in history took place in Normandy on June 6, 1944. Monuments, museums, bunkers and cemeteries are a living commemoration to the Battle of Normandy. A perfect base from which to tour the beaches, the tiny town of Bayeux is built around the magnificent Cathedral of Notre-Dame and is home to the 200-foot long Bayeux Tapestry, a world famous masterpiece whose cartoon like scenes depict the epic tale of William the Conqueror's expedition to England in the 11th century. Caen War Memorial The Caen Memorial continues its historic journey through the 20th century, from the Second World War to the world at the time of the Cold War. It also proposes a debate on the future of the planet. Exemplary with the wealth of the collection exhibited and the innovation of its presentation, a unique place. It is the quintessential starting place for an understanding of the events that took place leading to D-Day. Giverny