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The success of the Normandy invasion forced the Nazis to move more Panzer and Infantry Divisions into France, forcing them to fight a land war on three major fronts instead of just two. (The other major fronts were the Soviet front in the East and the Italian front in the South.)
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What did the invasion of Normandy resulted in?
The invasion of Normandy ultimately resulted in the defeat of Germany.
What was the location for invasion of Normandy?
The location was Normandy France. England landed there because it was the shortest route to get to Germany thus making it a shorter trip to invade Germany.
Which event allowed Allied forces to reduce Germany's hold on Europe?
The Invasion of Normandy.
What did the invasion of Normandy allow allies to do?
The invasion of Normandy, or D-Day, allowed the allies to get control of the coast of France. This allowed Allies to get a direct path to Germany, and potentially eliminate the dictator, Adolf Hitler.
What was the invasion at Normandy called?
The invasion of Normandy was called Operation Overlord.
