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Normandy D-Day beaches gain UNESCO World Heritage status
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (11+ words) The Connexion...
Finistère statue to honour French navigators linked to New Orleans, Louisiana
1+ week, 5+ day ago (856+ words) The tribute highlights growing France-Louisiana ties and Cajun heritage The Quai Amiral Douguet in Port-Launay, a town in Finistère, will inaugurate a three-metre-tall statue in 2027 to pay tribute to the Queffélec brothers, two local 18th-Century navigators who took part in…...
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2+ week, 5+ day ago (18+ words) World War Two: search continues for crash site of British pilot lost in Normandy in 1944 The Connexion...
'Freedom has a cost': D-Day veteran tells Normandy children
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (689+ words) 101-year old American Irving Locker shares message on visit to schools One of the last surviving D-Day veterans has returned to Normandy aged 101 and shared a simple message with local schoolchildren: freedom comes at a cost. American Irving Locker, who…...
The real history of Mother’s Day in France
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (975+ words) The French Fête des Mères takes place on the last Sunday of May most years Mother’s Day – the Fête des Mères - will be celebrated in France this Sunday, May 31. Most years it is held on the last Sunday in May…...
France’s Lascaux cave museum celebrates 10th anniversary with year of events
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (723+ words) France’s International Centre for Cave Art, also known as Lascaux IV, is marking its 10th anniversary with a range of events to celebrate one of France’s most famous historic sites. The Centre is a full-scale replica of the Lascaux cave, which…...
Interview: French forensic pathologist on groundbreaking Paris Catacombs study
10+ mon, 4+ week ago (1839+ words) “What have you got in your bag?” I asked Philippe Charlier upon meeting for our interview at Le Petit Cardinal brasserie in the heart of Place Monge in the 5th arrondissement of Paris. ‘Bag’ is a misnomer. He is pushing what…...