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La Cambe German war cemetery
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La Cambe is a military war grave cemetery, located close to Bayeux, France. Presently containing in excess of 21,000 German military personnel of World War II, it is maintained and managed by the German War Graves Commission.
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Sandra
January 25, 2021
Almost 20.000 German soldiers (among them also 17 year old boys) are buried here. It is a must-do to see the difference between this cemetry, and the American one. In all kind of ways fascinating.
Jane & Nick
May 30, 2020
Another immensely moving cemetery to visit
Nicola
February 6, 2016
Largest war cemetery in Lower Normandy with a Peace Garden of 1,220 maple trees
P & M
August 7, 2014
German cemetery, Deutsche Friedhof
Alice
November 26, 2021
Aménagé et entretenu par le VOLKSBUND (organisation humanitaire qui a pour rôle d’entretenir les sépultures d’allemands à l’étranger), il a été agrandi en 1958 pour pouvoir accueillir les 21222 soldats allemands. Ils édifièrent également un tumulus central où 300 soldats reposent en-dessous. En…
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“This lovely place in Grandcamp is a real treat. It’s good for any group but particularly good value in terms of kids set menu. Food is consistently excellent and service is also very accommodating. You need to book in advance, it’s very popular. ”
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Veitingahús
“A good alternative to La Trinquette in Grandcamp. Some dishes a little hit and miss so not the consistency of its neighbour - nonetheless it’s a lovely meal out and it has nice aspect overlooking port. ”
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Establishment
“This is part of the world famous Isigny butter factory but this shows you how the gorgeous caramel products are made and also has the obligatory shop to buy some of the delicious products. Yum yum.”
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Kirkjugarður
“A peaceful, very fascinating place at Omaha Beach where almost 10.000 American soldiers have been buried after World War II”
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Museum
“This museum is built at the site of the artificial harbour. Remnants of Mulberry Harbour can still be seen, a few hundred yards away from the shore. On June 6th 1944, some 4,126 Allied ships successfully achieved the greatest landings in history on the beaches of Normandy and find out more about the how the Mulberry Harbour was constructed - a truly extraordinary technological feat which provided the key to Victory in Normandy.”
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