The seaside city of Dunkirk offers both history and horizon. Its beaches — especially Plage de Malo-les-Bains — were key evacuation points during Operation Dynamo in 1940, interpreted at the Dunkerque 1940 Museum. Dunkirk also holds the Port Museum, and two UNESCO-listed belfries: the Belfry of Dunkirk and the Belfry of the City Hall of Dunkirk. - AsNotedIn
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| Belfry of Dunkirk |
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| Belfry of the City Hall of Dunkirk |
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| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
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| 1940/05/29 | WILLDORA, one of the first ships to join in the Dunkirk evacuation, is damaged by shellfire while transporting 200 lives back to England. | Evacuation of Dunkirk | ||||
| 1940/06/00 | Philippe de Croisset | French Officer | French liaison officer, Philippe de Croisset, patrols the roads near Dunkirk in an armored Bren gun carrier. |
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| Locale Type | City |
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