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WWII Veteran James Sanders Remembers D-Day | USC Shoah Foundation

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Channel: USC Shoah Foundation · 2016 · Education

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American Armed Forces veteran, James Sanders, remembers when the armada left the coast of Britain to invade Normandy on June 6, 1945 (known as "D-Day"). Sanders then recalls the number of casualties and the wreckage of the fighting in Normandy in August 1944.  
This is a clip of video from James’ testimony preserved in the Visual History Archive.
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