D-Day honors debt to a ‘heritage of peace’

In honor of D-Day 75 years ago, the French president urged the world to perpetuate the Allied nations’ hard-won “heritage of peace” by sustaining alliances.

By John Heilprin - June 6, 2019

Soldiers coming ashore on D-Day at Normandy, France in 1944 (AN/Public Domain)

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