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Coutances cathedral miraculously remained untouched by bombs or significant war damage. Note the miniature Eiffel Tower amongst the wreckage. FASCINATING then and now images showing how the battlefields of France were left devastated in the three months after the WW2 D-Day landings have been revealed in a thrilling new book. The series of contrasting photographs show the Germans proudly marching through Cherbourg along what is today known as the Voie de la Libert??. A war-torn Coutances is also depicted with its cathedral, which still stands today untouched by the littering of bombs that hit, a model of the Eiffel tower can be seen lying amongst the rubble. Other pictures show Canadian David Currie who was awarded the Victoria Cross whilst in command of a battle group near St. Lambert-sur-Dive whilst trying to close the Falaise Gap where the German army was destroyed. The incredible shots have been released in the book, The Normandy Battlefields Bocage and Breakout: From the Beaches to the Falaise Gap by Simon Forty, Leo Marriott and George Forty. It is published by Casemate Publishers. Simon Forty / NARA / Casemate Publishers / mediadrumworld.com

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created date 2016-03-03

credit Simon Forty / NARA / Casemate Pu/EAST NEWS

source Media Drum

byline Simon Forty / NARA / Casemate Pu

original transmission reference MDRUM_Normandy_Battlefields_Then_and_Now-11

weight 4,89MB

size 51cm x 34cm by 300dpi

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