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Sticker, "I was in Normandy for memory"
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“I was in Normandy” sticker.
This year, 2024, marks the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings, but also the last ten-year anniversary in the presence of American veterans.
What's next? Will we remember? How can we continue to pass on the history of our region in France and around the world?
The “I was in Normandy” sticker can be proudly worn by anyone who has come to celebrate Liberty, Peace and Fraternity in Normandy, and to spread the word about Normandy and its history around the world.
A QR code on the back of the sticker allows access to the @IwasinNormandy instagram page, once scanned.
Holders of the “I was in Normandy” sticker become part of the transmission of our shared history around the world.
How can we do this? Everyone can share photographs of their stay in Normandy, of memorial sites visited, and display their sticker.
They'll be able to say it loud and clear: they were there, they remembered, they commemorated, they thanked, and now it's their turn to pass on the history of D-Day in Normandy.
8 cm.
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“I was in Normandy” sticker.
This year, 2024, marks the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings, but also the last ten-year anniversary in the presence of American veterans.
What's next? Will we remember? How can we continue to pass on the history of our region in France and around the world?
The “I was in Normandy” sticker can be proudly worn by anyone who has come to celebrate Liberty, Peace and Fraternity in Normandy, and to spread the word about Normandy and its history around the world.
A QR code on the back of the sticker allows access to the @IwasinNormandy instagram page, once scanned.
Holders of the “I was in Normandy” sticker become part of the transmission of our shared history around the world.
How can we do this? Everyone can share photographs of their stay in Normandy, of memorial sites visited, and display their sticker.
They'll be able to say it loud and clear: they were there, they remembered, they commemorated, they thanked, and now it's their turn to pass on the history of D-Day in Normandy.
8 cm.