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Why was d-day such an important historic event?
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Why was d-day such an important historic event?

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The D-day invasion gave the Allies a foothold to fight off the other side for the remainder of WW2.
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Because, it was a huge war, with many deaths. It was a Major part of WWII. the invasion of Normandy France. There are books upon books that I could write to answer that question, but alas, I lack the proper time.
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