A quiet village frozen in the aftermath of a massacre is what makes Oradour-sur-Glane so haunting. Today, its past has been deliberately left standing. Crumbling walls mark the remains of homes, while cars and household objects still lie among the ruins. Visitors can walk through the old town and see a place that has remained largely untouched since the day it was destroyed in 1944.But Oradour was once an ordinary, quiet rural community in central France. On June 10, 1944, that changed forever. German Waffen-SS troops surrounded the village, gathered its residents and killed nearly 650 men, women and children...
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