Obama pays tribute to D-Day veterans

US president Barack Obama has said the American commitment to liberty which is “written in blood” on the beaches of Normandy endures with a new generation.

Obama pays tribute to D-Day veterans
Fri, 06 Jun, 2014 - 12:33

US president Barack Obama has said the American commitment to liberty which is “written in blood” on the beaches of Normandy endures with a new generation.

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