Britain ordered this Dorset village to evacuate in just 28 days in 1943; its land helped prepare for the largest seaborne invasion in history, but residents never returned

During World War Two, a village in Dorset was emptied to facilitate military training sessions. The locals held onto the hope of returning post-war, but their land was repurposed for continuous military use. This coastal region played a significant role in strategizing Allied invasions, and today, it remains cut off, nestled within active military ranges.

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