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Dday’s birthday: between music and time capsule

Publication date 13/06/2004 From €100.00

D-Day

7 days after the anniversary of the Dday, the influx persists on the sites of the allied landing, between musical and temporal commemorations... around notably a capsule left by Dwight D. Eisenhower, former head of allied armies in Europe during World War II. In 1964, documents were filed with instructions to open it only on June 6, 2044.

Récit du Jour-J en Normandie, l'arrivée sur les plages

Publication date 06/06/1965 From €100.00

D-Day

Récit en images d'archives sur les événements du Jour-J lors du Débarquement en Normandie le 6 Juin 1944 (partie 1/2) : parachutages, bombardements et arrivée des soldats alliés sur les plages.

Récit du Jour-J en Normandie, l'avancée dans les terres

Publication date 06/06/1965 From €100.00

D-Day

Récit en images d'archives sur les événements du Jour-J lors du Débarquement en Normandie le 6 Juin 1944 (partie 2/2) : combats sur les plages, avancée dans les terres des soldats alliés, et course vers Paris.

Landing in Normandy: recollection of American veterans

Publication date 03/06/2004 From €100.00

D-Day

On the occasion of the ceremonies commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Normandy landings of June 6, 1944, three American veterans gathered at the site of the sinking of their boat the D-Day. Comments on factual images and photographs alternating with the testimonies of veterans and the granddaughter of one of them. : Orrin TOVSON (former crew member of the USS Corry), Grant GULLICKSON - not Bertrand Sciboz NDD - (idem) and Barbara HAGEN (granddaughter of a missing person at sea).

Veterans Stories at Omaha Beach

Publication date 27/05/2014 From €100.00

D-Day

Veterans explain how they experienced the moment when the landing barge ramps were opened. It was like opening the door to jump into the storm. The equipment was very heavy and very cumbersome. Joseph J. BLATNICK, a veteran sergeant, in a military suit during the interview, told his men to move forward and, above all, not get bogged down on the beach. Aerial views of Omaha Beach: "We could hear the bullets raining on the barge ramps... We knew that when the ramps were going down, we would have to go, we had no choice.../we have to go ahead and face the enemy or we have no chance of getting away..."

Omaha Beach American Cemetery: Cemetery of Heroes

Publication date 30/05/2014 From €100.00

D-Day

Visit of the US cemetery of Colleville-sur-Mer, in front of the beach of Omaha Beach, known as "Bloody Omaha, Omaha the bloody", and meet with the daughter of a hero of June 6, 1944 who comes to pray for the first time on the tomb of this father whom she did not know.

Allied landing and the Kieffer commando

Publication date 01/01/1944 From €100.00

D-Day

Images of the D-Day landings and progress of the No. 4 Commando (British troops) on French soil at Ouistreham near the summer camp and on the Lion’s Road. Commander Philippe Kieffer had landed with his 177 men in the Sword Beach area at Ouistreham. Meeting with the first liberated French.

Philippe Kieffer’s account of the first moments of his D-Day landings

Publication date 06/06/1954 From €100.00

D-Day

The commander Philippe KIEFFER tells his Landing on June 6, 1944 on the beach of Sword (Ouistreham, Calvados): "The commandos throw themselves in the water with a load of 35 kg on the back, we cross the beach at the step of race leaving the wounded behind us..."

Testimony of an American veteran of D-Day

Publication date 02/06/2014 From €100.00

D-Day

Meeting with an 88-year-old American veteran, Charles WILSON, who landed at Utah Beach on June 6, 1944. Very moved, he returns 70 years later on the beach where he almost died and lost many brothers in arms: "We managed to liberate France and Europe... It’s great to think that I was there 70 years ago and now I’m back in a peaceful world." Reactions of Corentin and Lucie, Norman high school students.

Philippe Kieffer’s account of the first hours of his D-Day landings

Publication date 06/06/1954 From €100.00

D-Day

The commander Philippe KIEFFER tells his Landing on June 6, 1944 on the beach of Sword (Ouistreham, Calvados): "The battle for Ouistreham is engaged, violent... it lasted from 7 hours of the morning to Midi and a half... Ouistreham was liquidated, we had made very few prisoners..."

Anecdote from Commander Philippe Kieffer about D-Day

Publication date 01/01/1961 From €100.00

D-Day

Interviewed on the scene of the movie "The Longest Day" by Claude LEGAC, the commander Philippe KIEFFER tells an anecdote about D-Day.

François Hollande and Barack Obama, tribute of the D-Day

Publication date 06/06/2014 From €100.00

D-Day

The French and American presidents, François HOLLANDE and Barack OBAMA, paid tribute to the heroes of D-Day during a ceremony at the cemetery of Colleville-sur-Mer which overlooks the famous beach of Omaha Beach. François Hollande: "We will never forget the sacrifice of American soldiers." Barack OBAMA (vo trad off): "Gentlemen, on this very humble day, we feel very humble to you."

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