July 26, 2026

D-Day beaches, Berlin housing join World Heritage List

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The D-Day beaches in Normandy and the Zehlendorf Forest Estate in Berlin have been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.The UN's cultural and scientific organisation's heritage committee approved the decisions during a meeting in Busan, South Korea, on Sunday where a total of 30 new nominations were under consideration.The housing development in the southwest of the German capital is not a new entry, but an addition to the Berlin Modernism Housing Estates site, joining six other complexes that were first recognised by UNESCO in 2008.The new World Heritage Site in Normandy covers the beaches where Allied forces landed in...

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