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Artefacts from WW2 massacre returned to Norfolk
A helmet recovered from a World War Two massacre is being returned to the county.
In 1940, 99 members of the British Expeditionary Force, many of them from 2nd Batallion Royal Norfolk regiment, surrendered in France during World War Two.
But rather than being taken captured as Prisoners of War, they were shot in a field in Le Paradis by the Nazis.
Over 80 years later, two helmets from that massacre have been found, with one returning to Norfolk.
Emma Craig has more.
(Photo credit: Le Paradis Massacre Commemoration Group)
