#5 A French family living in the La Cambe area of Normandy, France, 1944, place flowers on the graves of the U.S. dead as part of the Bastille Day celebrations.

#5 A French family living in the La Cambe area of Normandy, France, 1944, place flowers on the graves of the U.S. dead as part of the Bastille Day celebrations.

Fascinating Historical Photos Show Life in Normandy After the D-Day Invasion 1944

#5 A French family living in the La Cambe area of Normandy, France, 1944, place flowers on the graves of the U.S. dead as part of the Bastille Day celebrations.

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