Visitors walk among gravestones at the German Cemetery where approximately 21,000 German World War II soldiers are buried on June 5, 2014 at La Cambe, France. Sean Gallup—Getty Images.

There are countless places in Normandy, France, that remind the visitor of D-Day. Yet the military cemetery at La Cambe has become a special symbol of Franco-German reconciliation. In the early ...

U.S. veteran combat engineer Charles Novak of Hibbing, Minn., pays tribute "soldier to soldier" at the German war cemetery at La Cambe, in Normandy, June 3, 2004.

German soldiers stand during a moment of remembrance in the German cemetery of La Cambe, in Normandy, France, June 3, 2019. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus) ...

The gravestone of a formidable Nazi SS tank commander has been stolen from a German cemetery in the small Normandy town of La Cambe, municipal sources said on Tuesday.

Created by the Allies 10 years after World War II to help defend Western Europe, the German army was designed to fight as little as possible. Today, Berlin wants to make it 'fit for war,' but the ...

LA CAMBE, France (Reuters) - German veteran Paul Golz remembers the first Allied soldier he encountered shortly after the Normandy beach landings 75 years ago. The paratrooper was thirsty, scared ...

Lucien Tisserand was hired by the Volksbund to be the custodian of Normandy's La Cambe German cemetery from 1991 to 2014. Beyond maintaining the grounds, he was also tasked with exhuming the ...

COLLEVILLE-SUR-MER, France (AP) — A vicious foe is now a trusted friend. The epitome of evil is now a cornerstone of postwar Europe. As the 75th anniversary of D-Day approaches, Germans are now ...