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Why is the Allied invasion (D-Day) a cause for rejoicing?
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Why is the Allied invasion (D-Day) a cause for rejoicing?

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It meant that Allies were coming to rescue the people taken prisoner in their own country by Axis forces.

It also meant a turning point in the war, where Allied forces were starting to gain back land they had lost.
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