80th anniversary of the Normandy landings

A Grand Ceremony

This year, the celebrations take on a special dimension, with a series of events organized to pay tribute to veterans and perpetuate collective memory.

Official ceremonies, attended by international dignitaries, military personnel and veterans' representatives, will take place at the emblematic sites of the D-Day landings. Omaha Beach, Utah Beach, Juno Beach, Gold Beach and Sword Beach will be the scene of solemn tributes, poignant speeches and moments of reflection.

A Region in Effervescence

Normandy will vibrate to the rhythm of the numerous cultural and educational events planned for the occasion.

Exhibitions, historical reconstructions, documentary film screenings and thematic conferences will allow the general public to relive the key moments of this major military operation.

The Caen Memorial and Arromanches Landing Museums will host special exhibitions highlighting previously unpublished objects, testimonies and archives.

A Duty of Remembrance

The commemorations of the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings are also an opportunity to recall the importance of the duty of remembrance.

Educational initiatives, aimed at younger generations, will be set up to pass on the lessons of history and honour the memory of the thousands of soldiers who gave their lives for freedom. Schools and local associations will actively participate in these projects, helping to anchor this collective memory in people's minds.

International Participation

The international significance of this anniversary is underlined by the presence of representatives from many allied countries, who came to pay tribute to their compatriots who fell on the Normandy beaches.

American, British, Canadian, French and other delegations will gather to share moments of fraternity and recognition, highlighting the unbreakable bonds woven by this page of history.

Towards a Future of Peace and Unity

As Normandy prepares to celebrate this 80th anniversary, it also looks to the future, carrying a message of peace and unity. Commemorations are not only a reminder of the past, but also a call to build a world where such sacrifices will no longer be necessary. By remembering the heroism and courage of the D-Day soldiers, Normandy inspires current and future generations to work towards a peaceful and united future.

NWTV as a committed media, will closely follow these events and bring you comprehensive and immersive coverage of this historic moment.

Join us to experience and share this poignant tribute to the heroes of the Normandy Landings.

GILLES MATTA NWTV