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Montcornet
France, France
Montcornet is a small commune in northern France, best known for its rural setting and its place in World War II history.
It lies in the Aisne department in the Hauts-de-France region, has a modest population of around 1,200 people, and is situated near the Serre River in a landscape of farmland and gentle hills. The town is especially remembered for the Battle of Montcornet in May 1940, when Charles de Gaulle led a French counterattack there during the German advance. It also has a local medieval heritage, with a château in the area that reflects the region’s older military past.
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02340 Montcornet, France
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