In 1943 Lt. Nonet Raisin left his wife and his homeland to join General de Gaulle government to fight with the Free French. It was nearly a year later, after the D-Day invasion and liberation of Paris, in Coutinville that the Lieutenant found his wife waiting at the door of their home.
thousands of other men never went home.
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