Normandy's D-Day beaches become UNESCO heritage site

Allied forces landed on the beaches June 6, 1944, to fight Adolf Hitler's Nazi troops and go on to liberate France during World War II.

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St. Louis Post-DispatchLean Left· 64d ago

Normandy's D-Day beaches become UNESCO heritage site

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Omaha World-HeraldCenter· 64d ago

Normandy's D-Day beaches become UNESCO heritage site

Bismarck TribuneCenter· 64d ago

Normandy's D-Day beaches become UNESCO heritage site

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Normandy's D-Day beaches become UNESCO heritage site

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Normandy's D-Day beaches become UNESCO heritage site

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France 24Center· 64d ago

D-Day beaches inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List

WFMZ AllentownCenter· 65d ago

D-Day beaches inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List

France 24Center· 65d ago

UNESCO adds Normandy's D-Day landing beaches to World Heritage List

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Billings GazetteLean Right· 64d ago

Normandy's D-Day beaches become UNESCO heritage site

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