How does Eisenhower say that this mission would be different from fighting the Nazis in 1941? The Allied had reduced Germany's strength on the ground. The Allies' were superior to Germany's. The Allies

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How does Eisenhower say that this mission would be

different from fighting the Nazis in 1941?
The Allied
had reduced Germany's
strength on the ground.
The Allies'
were superior to Germany's.
The Allies had reserves of.

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the allied had reduced Germany's strength on the ground.

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