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15 May, 17:24

How did D-day change the course of the war in Europe

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    A mere 11 months after D-Day, the Germans surrendered to the Allies.

    It was the day the Allies began their offensive against Germany held Europe. The German military and the German police organizations that occupied other European countries were brutally oppressive. It allowed the Allies to advance further into Nazi-occupied Europe.
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