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Monument aux Morts, Place Guynemer, Nice, France

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At the foot of the Castle Hill the War Memorial was inaugurated in 1928 in the old quarries cut into the sides of the hill, in honour of the 4,000 people of who died in World War I (1914-1918).

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[Websérie] Episode 1 – Monument aux morts pour la France en opérations extérieures

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Fort Saint-André, Rue Montée du Fort, Villeneuve-lès-Avignon, France

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Fort Saint-André is a historical fort that was used to demonstrated the power of the French monarchy. It was built in 1100's and is still in beautiful condition. It is 660 ft. long and 72 feet high.

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This is a famous WW2 monument where the American, British, and Canadian troops fought the German troops on D-day.

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La Cambe was originally the site of an American battlefield cemetery where American and German personnel were buried in two adjacent fields. After the war most of the American remains were transferred back to the United States and the remainder were reinterred at the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial.

The site then became an official German cemetery under the German War Graves Commission (Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge) and the remains of 12,000 German soldiers were moved there from 1400 locations throughout the Calvados and Orne departments. Today the remains of more than 21,000 are buried in the cemetery.

There is a small information centre on site in the memory of those who lost their lives during Operation Overlord. The information centre has access to a database to locate the graves of known military personnel in the cemetery.

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La Cambe was originally the site of an American battlefield cemetery where American and German personnel were buried in two adjacent fields. After the war most of the American remains were transferred back to the United States and the remainder were Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial

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The Notre Dame Cathedral is a ancient church that dates back to the 1163. The building at its highest point is a wapping 300 ft. tall. In more recent news a fire broke out in the cathedral in 2019 during a restoration campaign.

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Eiffel Tower, Avenue Anatole France, Paris, France

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This video explains the history of the Effiel tower, like why, when, and who built it.