What was the allied strategy to win the war in Europe?

Answer 1

The allies principle strategy, that ultimately won them the war, was opening up the war to be fought on multiple fronts. What this means is that Germany would have to fight the allies from multiple directions. The German's blitzkreig (lightning war) strategy made them very difficult to take them on directly. However, by opening up the Germans to have to defend against both the French side and the Russian side (and eventually the Italian side, once they had been taken), meant that they would have to spread out troops to fight in multiple areas.

Answer 2

attack Germany from all sides

The Allied all agreed that Germany would fall first then Japan.

pacific strategy:" island hoping"- a strategy of capturing some Japanese owned islands while going around other islands to get closer to Japan in order to bomb it (atom bomb)

Answer 3

The allied strategy to win the war in Europe was by attacking Northern Africa to divert Germany's attention from the Eastern Front in Europe. Also part of the strategy was the forestalling of Germany's invasion of Japan.

Answer 4

To beat the Axis powers and restore peace.