3 Hours Trapped in the past

August 4, 1951, the dawn had not yet dawned. Sea rumble by patter waves that hit coastal reefs in Puys, France.

Dawn quiet and peaceful. Yet that day turned into a frightening experience for the two British female tourists on holiday in Puys.

Puys, a seaside village near the port of Dieppe in Normandy, France become an alternative tourist sites overlooking the beach, shelf, and barrier reef. Romantic for some people who like the sea. This is an encouraging two female tourists were choosing Puys as autumn vacation spot. But the vacation experience that became unforgettable memories for them.

Dawn that day, two women tourists were awakened by gunshots gaduhnya intense.The voice became stronger with an increasingly intense barrage of gunfire followed by screams and cries of a very chaotic, and audible hum of a number of bombers, bombs, mortar fire and gunfire, screams ... Both are absurdly shocked. They now seemed to be in the midst of heavy fighting.

Vote for the battle still echoing voice and be heard clearly by them. But they did not dare move out of his room. Just lie down and hide the fear in the corner. The body was shivering due to the sound of gunfire and explosions that sometimes sounded very close, or the voices of typical military command in English and German, screaming in pain, and sobs.

During about three hours they heard clearly all the sound of battle out there. Until finally the horrible voices growing faint ... faint ... and lost! Lapping waves hit the reef again sounded faint. Dawn was breaking.

After menenangkandiri, they then ventured out of the room. With their timidly peek out the window. The view out there normal. Nothing marks a new battle altogether.Only the house, reefs, beaches, trees ... atmosphere Hariandi Puys.

Both then wonder to some people who are near there, whether they heard the sound of battle just now? All just shook his head with a puzzled face. There is no any noise let alone the sound of gunfire and bombs. An elderly local resident said there was no new fighting in Normandy after D-Day "Operation Overlord" (1945) and Operation Jubilee (1942). The old man explained that the Port of Dieppe, Puys and Pourville is the landing point the combined Allied forces (Britain, Canada, USA and Poland) in Operation Jubille August 19, 1942.

So, what actually happened? The two British tourists do not understand. They are very confident that what they heard was a battle that even though they could see. In the confusion, they then make a report to local authorities about the phenomenon.Initially the report was ignored, but eventually a special institution in the UK interested in that.

Details are amazing
British Society of psychical Research who then conduct research and study of such phenomena. They are very confident that what happened to two British female tourists were part of the unresolved mysteries of nature. But they had assumed, probably both have been stuck in a "twitch time." A kind of portal opening energy phenomena in a place that allows people can feel what has happened in the past.Really?

It may be true. Because research on women's reports of events that did show similarities with real events in Puys in the title Operation Jubilee, the Allied landing combat operations in Normandy to beat the entrenched Germans in France on August 19, 1942. The operation failed and later became an important consideration for the title next combat operation "Operation Overlord" D-Day June 6, 1945 which successfully defeated the German domination in France.

The evidence the truth of the second story tourist accuracy is proved by kros checks against the data archives of military secrets was never published. The result is a large celebration of the astonishing similarities of all parties.

Although there were two women know the story of Operation Jubilee at Dieppe from much of the literature at that time, they will not get important details as listed in the archives of military secrets. But in reality they expose the data detail that is almost exactly the same with the military archives.

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