Screw Auschwitz. A bunch of WW 2 British vets should get dressed up in their old uniforms and take this bozo on a tour of Normandy:
http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Bunker/2629/britcem.html
Bayeux British Military Cemetery
The impressive British Cemetery is located close to the Bayeux Battle of Normandy Museum on the ring road that, naturally enough, encircles Bayeux. Keep going round and you can't fail to find it. The Bayeux Cemetery contains 4,868 names with an additional 1,807 names on the memorial.
Other British Cemeteries in Normandy:
BANNEVILLE-SANNERVILLE, between Caen and Troarn: 2,175 graves
BROUAY, between Caen and Bayeux: 377 graves
CAMBES-EN-PLAINE, between Caen and Courseulles: 224 graves
CHOUAIN (Jérusalem), between Bayeux and Tilly-sur-Seulles: 40 graves
DOUVRES-LA-DÉLIVERANDE, between Caen and Luc-sur-Mer: 927 graves
FONTENAY-LE-PESNEL, between Caen and Caumont-l'Eventé: 520 graves
HERMANVILLE-SUR-MER, on the coast: 986 graves
HOTTOT-LES-BAGUES, between Caen and Caumont-l'Eventé: 965 graves
RANVILLE, near Pegasus Bridge: 2,151 graves
RYES-BAZENVILLE, between Bayeux and Arromanches: 987 graves
SAINT-MANVIEU, between Caen and Caumont-l'Eventé: 2,186 graves
SECQUEVILLE-EN-BESSIN, between Caen and Bayeux: 117 graves
TILLY-SUR-SEULLES, between Caen and Balleroy: 1,224 graves
ST. CHARLES-DE-PERCY, near Bény-Bocage: 792 graves
ST. DÉSIR-DE-LISIEUX, near Lisieux: 469 graves
Canadian Cemeteries in Normandy:
BÉNY-SUR-MER - REVIERS, near Courseulles: 2,048 graves
CINTHEAUX, between Caen and Falaise: 2,959 graves
French Cemeteries in Normandy:
NÉCROPOLE DES GATEYS (in the north of Alençon)
Polish Cemeteries in Normandy:
URVILLE-LANGANNERIE, between Caen and Falaise: 650 graves