D-Day: Liberation of France began with Normandy landings.
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The Normandy landings saw the Allied forces launch a massive assault on the German-occupied coast of France. This strategic operation involved over 150,000 troops from various nations storming the beaches of Normandy, facing heavy resistance from the well-fortified German troops. Despite the challenges and casualties, the Allies managed to secure a crucial foothold in France, marking a turning point in World War II.
The liberation of France from German occupation was initiated with the D-Day landings, as the Allies began to push back the enemy forces, reclaiming key territories and advancing further into France. The success of this operation paved the way for the eventual liberation of Paris and the restoration of French sovereignty.
The Normandy landings remain one of the most significant military operations in history, demonstrating the power of collaboration and strategic planning in achieving a common goal. The courage and sacrifice of those who took part in this operation are remembered and honored to this day, symbolizing the resilience and determination of the Allied forces in the fight against tyranny.
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