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Why were the normandy landings considered an important turning point in world war ii?
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Why were the normandy landings considered an important turning point in world war ii?

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It was the biggest land invasion from water in history. it allowed the Allies to take key military emplacements that the central powers were relying on tipping the war into the Allies favor.
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