Plajele unde a avut loc „operațiunea Overlord”, cea mai mare invazie amfibie din istoria militară, au intrat în patrimoniul mondial UNESCO

The Normandy beaches, site of the D-Day landings, have been designated a UNESCO World Heritage site, recognizing their historical significance. These locations commemorate the Allied forces' efforts to liberate France from Nazi occupation during World War II. The designation highlights the cultural landscape shaped by the events of 1944 and their ongoing remembrance. D-Day marked a pivotal moment in the liberation of Europe, with over 156,000 Allied troops landing on the beaches. General Dwight D. Eisenhower led the operation, which was crucial in breaking the German defenses.