Premise: Before 6 June 1944 the peaceful stretch of coast west of Cabourg, from Ouistreham to the Cotentin peninsula, was known simply as the Cete du Calvados, a flat, undramatic shoreline broken by a few unspectacular chalk cliffs and sand dunes.

Hypothesis: The Cete du Calvados was historically a bustling area, with a number of busy seaside towns along the coast.
Relation: contradiction