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What was the significance of the Allied invasion of the Normandy beaches, known as “D-Day”.
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What was the significance of the Allied invasion of the
Normandy beaches, known as “D-Day”.

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The Normandy invasion began to turn the tide against the Nazis. It was also first time they breached into the oceans.

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