World War II’s Normandy D-Day Beaches Win UNESCO World Heritage Status

The iconic French coastline where Allied forces launched the largest amphibious invasion in history has been recognised for its enduring historical and cultural significance.

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World War II’s Normandy D-Day Beaches Win UNESCO World Heritage Status

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