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What is the significance of D-Day, and the fall of Berlin to victory in the European theater?
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What is the significance of D-Day, and the fall of Berlin to victory in the European theater?

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Both D-Day and the fall of Berlin are major turning points in the European theatre during World War II.

D-Day marked the start of the push to force the German army back. The fall of Berlin marked the end of major fighting.

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