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How did the tide of the war turn following the Nazi invasion of Russian and the U.S. entry into battle?

the tide of war went against the Germans


What did the Germans do about D day?

Change their diapers?EDIT: I'm sorry about this idiot who answered before me, first of all. The Germans were really mad at the attack and surprised as a matter of fact. Hitler knew, however, that if they wanted the tide to turn they had to wait until the next battle. Therefore, they were mobilizing more efficiently in time for the next battle.P.S. I'm sorry for the spelling fail.


Why did Germans launch a major spring offensive 1918?

Germans launched a major spring offensive in 1918, known as the Ludendorff Offensive, primarily to secure a decisive victory on the Western Front before American forces could fully deploy. With Russia out of the war after the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, Germany aimed to concentrate its resources and troops against the Allies. The offensive sought to exploit perceived weaknesses in the Allied lines and aimed to capture key locations, thereby forcing a negotiated peace. This was seen as a last-ditch effort to turn the tide of the war in Germany's favor.


How did the us manpower change the tide of world war 2?

It was not only US manpower, but US womenpower that helped turn the tide of war. Men went overseas to fight. Others stayed behind and worked on farms or in war factories. To fill the need for workers, women entered the workforce in large numbers. American production of war goods was able to outproduce the other nations, turning the tide in the Allies favor.


What made Germans turn to the side of Nazis?

The Germans turned to the Nazis only because Hitler was a Nazi and Hitler was a good speaker and became furher

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