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The long term effects of D-Day is that the allies took back France. Operation overlord guaranteed that allied powers would be able to liberate France and push Germany into a corner. The allies got a second front to attack Germany. They expanded the reach of the allied forces in Europe,and put Germany on the defensive.

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