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Why was the victory at Normandy beach so important to the Allied Forces?
The Allies needed a foothold in France to launch an invasion to liberate France and attack Germany from the west.
Where did the Germans think the allies would land on d day?
they thought that the invasion in Normandy was a distraction, and that the real invasion would be in the south of France. so they went down to the south of France, but there was no invasion.
Why was it so important to keep the invasion site secret from the Nazis?
If they knew where the allies were going to land they would have had more troops, tanks, and other things there to stop them. As it was many men died on the beaches of Normandy.
'Summary of World War 2?
Hitler comes to power, takes a lota minor countris, Britain and France are okay with it, Geremany needs to fuel its economy so it invades Poland, then invades France cuz France plus Britain declare war on geramny, , oya before invasion of France, invades Norway for sum iron, allies with Romania and Italy plus japan, japan does attack on pearl harbnor, while Germany conquers 2 thirds of russia, sum of north afrika, meditteranean, conquers crete plus Greece, turning point in war, invasion ion siscily, D-Day, invasion on France, counter attack in russia, Germany loosing on all fronts, theyre screwed the end
What is meant by d day?
D-day was the code name chosen for the invasion of France by the Allies during WWII. It meant the day that the invasion operation was to take place. The following days would be D-day plus one, D-day plus two, and so on.
Why was the victory at Normandy beach so important to the Allied Forces?
The Allies needed a foothold in France to launch an invasion to liberate France and attack Germany from the west.
Where did the Germans think the allies would land on d day?
they thought that the invasion in Normandy was a distraction, and that the real invasion would be in the south of France. so they went down to the south of France, but there was no invasion.
When did the allies land on the beaches of Germany occupied by france?
You have it backwards.Germany occupied most of France. So the Allies landed on the beaches of the section of France known as Normandy.
Why was help from France and other nations important to the Americans?
The Americans didn't have enough men to defeat the british so they needed allies to help fight them
Why was Russia's involvement in the war so important to the Allies?
Russia's invovlement forced the Germans to fight on two fronts in Europe which lessened the pressure on France.
Did the united States fight at France in World War 2?
Hitler had invaded France, so we fought over the control of France from Hitler. DDAY was a landing on a French beach. When the allies came into an area the French people were liberated from the German occupation.
Why was Russia's involvement in the war so important to other allies?
Russia's invovlement forced the Germans to fight on two fronts in Europe which lessened the pressure on France.
Why was Russia's involvement in the war so important to the other allies?
Russia's invovlement forced the Germans to fight on two fronts in Europe which lessened the pressure on France.
What was so important about the battle of dieppe?
The battle provided several valuable lessons, which the Allies would have later put to good use and further convinced the Germans that the invasion would be attempted in the same area.
Why was it so important to keep the invasion site secret from the Nazis?
If they knew where the allies were going to land they would have had more troops, tanks, and other things there to stop them. As it was many men died on the beaches of Normandy.
How did D-Day affect the environment as in nature and buildings?
Of course there was environmental damage and buildings were bombed and destroyed. It was a war so no one really cared at the time. To Germany, it was more important to prevent the invasion and to the Allies it was more important to make the beachhead.
How did d-day change the war?
D-Day was the Allied invasion of Normandy, France. It gave the Allies a foothold in western France and would cause the Germans to retreat. The significant factor was that large numbers of Allied forces could safely land on parts of France that the Allies held. It was also a significant morale boost for the Allies. Germany now found itself fighting on three fronts. Fighting Allied troops in Italy, Russia and France.
