WWII Massacre: 642 Villagers Burned Alive in One Day #ww2history #warcrime #worldwar2

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On June 10, 1944 — just four days after D-Day — the peaceful French village of Oradour-sur-Glane was wiped off the map in one of World War II’s most shocking massacres.
German SS troops entered the town under the pretense of a simple identity check. By nightfall, 642 men, women, and children were dead — shot, burned, and silenced.

The men were gathered in barns and executed before the buildings were set ablaze. The women and children were locked in the village church, where they were burned alive.
Only six people survived.

Today, the ruins of Oradour-sur-Glane still stand — rusted cars, shattered homes, and empty streets — a haunting reminder of what hatred can do when humanity disappears.
France chose never to rebuild it, leaving it frozen in time as a memorial village to those who perished.

This video combines AI-generated imagery with authentic archival photos of the actual site, bringing this tragic event to life for modern audiences who refuse to forget.

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