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It is assumed that a photograph, widespread in social networks, should show the nurse of the Union forces during the Second World War to record the names of soldiers who died during landing, D-Day in Normandy.
The picture is usually accompanied by signatures that claim that men were buried in rude graves on the omach beach before ordinary cemeteries were built, and that the nurse Clara Thompson recorded the names of every soldier who cares.
Her notebook should be found decades later in the attic of her daughter.
The picture flooded Facebook and X, but the story is made, and the image has all the features of creation using artificial intelligence.
The allies created eight military cemeteries within four days of day landing on June 6, 1944, while the first American and British nurses arrived on June 10 and 12, respectively.
In the picture, the alleged nurse does not wear the right outfit. Official notes show that the nurses of the army, serving in Normandy, wore completely different clothes than depicted in posts on social networks.
In addition, some of the proportions of the nurse in the image created by artificial intelligence are incorrect. For example, if you carefully look at her middle finger, she looks unnaturally long compared to the rest of her hand.
More than 4,000 troops of the allies died on day D, when the Earth led to the liberation of France, and then through the rest of Europe.
Finally, he paved the way to the victory of the Allies against Nazi Germany, which was delivered in May 1945.