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Normandy beaches join UNESCO list
The Normandy landing beaches, where Allied forces stormed during World War II, have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites after nearly 20 years of efforts, during a meeting of the organization in South Korea. These beaches are located in northwestern France, spanning approximately 80 kilometers between two provinces, and are the site of pivotal historical events that led to the liberation of Europe from Nazi occupation. The site includes five main beaches and other critical locations such as artillery batteries, artificial ports, as well as cemeteries and memorials, reflecting the sacrifices of the war and emphasizing the importance of preserving these historic sites.
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