Exposing the Atrocities Committed during the Liberation of France The Dark Side of D Day D-Day, known as Operation Overlord, is remembered as a crucial moment in World War II when Allied forces landed on the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944. However, behind the bravery and military strategy that led to victory, there is a dark side that is often overlooked. The human cost of D-Day was immense. Thousands of Allied and German soldiers lost their lives in the landing. Historians estimate that Al

Nancy Wake was no ordinary woman; her exploits during World War II sound like scenes from an action-packed spy movie. Born in New Zealand and raised in Australia, Wake moved to Europe in the 1930s. Her life took a dramatic turn with the onset of the war. Working as a journalist in France, she witnessed the rise of Nazi power and the devastation it brought. Her fierce determination and bravery led her to join the French Resistance, where her ability to elude capture earned her the nickname 'White