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Why was the D-Day invasion such a big deal and why was it so brutal?

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The Battle for Normandy was horribly savage. Despite the assumptions of many historians, the German losses per division engaged there were twice as high as the overall average on the eastern front. And the 225,000 Allied casualties were almost as high as the German total of 240,000

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Licemer1 [7]3 years ago

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the attack began when allied planes and warships bombarded german position along the coastline

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