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#45 Some of the first British soldiers wounded in the French invasion coast fighting lie on stretchers, 1944.

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#45 Some of the first British soldiers wounded in the French invasion coast fighting lie on stretchers, 1944.

D-Day’s Legacy in Pictures: How the Allied Victory Shaped the Course of World War II and the World We Live in Today

#45 Some of the first British soldiers wounded in the French invasion coast fighting lie on stretchers, 1944.

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