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Graignes Ghost Soldier

By , About.com GuideOctober 4, 2010

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"While touring the Normandy beaches in the fall of 2008," Tim says, "my wife and I visited the cemetery and ruins of the cathedral in Graignes. I took a single photo of a marble plaque commemorating the massacre of American paratroopers and French citizens by German forces in 1944. Reflected in the black marble, over my right shoulder, is the grainy figure of a soldier. Interestingly, the soldier is in black and white and the photo is in colour. No one was in the cemetery but us at the time." See the larger picture in the Gallery.

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