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The Axis forces defended the coastline of France. Most of them were Nazi Germans.

The advancing forces were the Allied Forces. See the story of the Normandy invasion to learn how troops were moved and made their way through France on the attached links. Watch the movies They Longest Day, Saving Private Ryan, and The Band of Brothers to get all the detail you need. See links below.

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