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On June 6, 1944 the allied forces launched the largest coastal and air invasion in Normandy which freed Western Europe. The Allies fought and defeated the Nazi German forces, around 156,000 troops were deployed in Normandy. This historical day was named D-Day.

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D-Day was invasion during WW2. The allied Forces pushed into the coast of Normandy.

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D-Day was the largest and most compacted sea invasion. It was when allied forces stormed the coast of Normandy and took down the German troops. It had many casualties.

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D Day was a allied invasion in a large sea during WW2. Facts that stand out are that 12,000 allied soldiers were injured. D day is important because it played a significant role in history.

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D-Day was the largest sea invasion which was led by the Allied Powers during WWll on June 6th, 1994. D-Day was important because it was basically a closing in the war.

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D-Day was large sea invasion, it happened on June 6th, 1994. This was also known as the turning point of the war and 86 million lives were lost during the invasion.

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D-day was an invasion, led by the allied forces, where they traveled by sea to outnumber the Nazis. It was an extremely risky strategy and resulted in many casualties.

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D-Day, started on June 6 1944, was one of the largest Allied attacks of WWII. The Allied Powers had planed to invade parts of a beach in Normandy, France. This event also gained a huge advantage for the Allies, since they had now conquered German Territory.

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D-Day was a large scale invasion on the coast of Europe. The allied powers fought against Germany in the conflict. Over 12,000 allied casualties were reported.

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D-Day was the largest sea invasion in history led by the Allied Powers/Forces that invaded German forces on June 6th, 1994. It was important because the Allies gained a victory and this was the turning point of the war. The facts that stand out to me is that over 12,000 people died during the invasion.

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D-Day was the largest sea invasion in the world led by the Allied Powers that invaded some parts of Germany.

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D-day was a sea invasion that was lead by the allied forces in which they outnumbered the axis powers significantly during World War Two. D- day is important because it ultimately ended the war.

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D Day was the largest sea invasion of the allied powers that invaded Germany June 6, 1994

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D-day was an a large-scale sea invasion during WWII. It was lead by the Allied Powers. It had many casualties and it was the largest sea invasion that took place in military history ever. The Allied Powers made their way through Normandy, France to complete their mission, which was to make the Germans or Nazis surrender. They weren't as successful as they planned to be on the first day, but as a week went on, they were more successful. It was a victorious invasion or operation but it was also very tragic because so many people were hurt and a great number of people died or lives were lost.

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D-Day was the largest sea invasion that happened on June 6th, 1994. It was important because it was the turning point of the war and the war started going in the favor of the Allies. A fact that stood out to me was that the code name for it was Neptune and it took many years to plan it out.

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D-day was a invasion that took place with the Nazis and Germans all on June 6, 1994. almost about 85 million lives where lost. D-day also took a lot of years for prepare.

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D-Day was a sea invasion that happened on June 6th 1944. The Allied powers had invaded some parts of Germany.

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D-Day was a day when the Allies led a sea invasion to force the europeans to surrender during WW2.

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i wonder if D-Day was truly the end of ww2. it was also the largest sea invasion in history and ended ww2 on the european side.

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D Day was a sea invasion , led by the Allied Powers during World War 2. D Day is significant in history because it played a huge roll in the Nazis decision. I was a turning point in the war. The Nazis surrendered.

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D-day was the largest invasion in history in World War II. The Allied powers captured some parts of the Nazi's Germany. D-Day also took tons of years of planning so they can capture parts of the Nazi's Germany.

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D - Day, code name Neptune, was the largest sea invasion in world history, where the Allied powers invaded parts of Germany.

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D-Day was when the allies invaded Germany. There was a battle and a lot of Nazi soldiers died.  It was important because the goal was to take the Nazis down.

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D-Day was when the allies invaded Germany. There was a battle and a lot of Nazi soldiers died.  It was important because the goal was to take the Nazis down.

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-Tantou Kebe

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D-Day was the largest sea invasion and took place on June 6th, 1944. this was important because the allied powers stormed the beaches of Normandy, France in order to take control of its country from the Nazi's.

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D-Day was a day that can be considered as a invasion/operation. It was led by the Allied Powers. The soldiers went through Normandy, France to accomplish their goal . The goal was to bring down Nazi Germany and make them surrender. Even though they didn't win entirely they had some victories which still saved lives. Overall this makes me proud for the Allied victories yet upset because so many lives were sacrificed.

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D-Day was an invasion against the Nazis and the Germans. It took place on June 6th, 1944. Lives were lost between 50 and 85 million. D-Day is important because it played a role in WW2 and the Nazi Germans surrendered. It was a huge will for the Allies.

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D Day was a large sea invasion led by the Allied Powers to take down Nazi Germany. it was a bloody battle 1000 Nazi were killed , but 1200 were injured and several thousands died

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D Day was the day of WW2 that was the largest sea invasion cause by the Allies. It is important because it marks the turn of point of views that Nazi Germany which made the surrender. I found it crazy that the saw this as a victory but killed so many people.

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D- Day was the day that was significant to World War II. Allied powers stormed the coast of Normandy, France in attempt to take the Nazi soldiers died. 12,000 were injured and several thousands died.

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D-Day was a large-scale sea invasion led by the Allied Powers in an attempt to take down Nazi Germany. A minute after midnight on June 4, 1944, 24,000 paratroopers flew down on the beaches of Normandy, France with thousands more storming the beach from the sea. Many were shot out of the sky as the troops on the ground were held back by barbed wire, metal tripods, and German troops at the peak of the hill armed with machine guns. The battle was a great victory for the Allied Powers and with the help of the Soviet Union at the rear, they were able to take down Nazi Germany. Though it wasn't without bloodshed, as the battle resulted in approximately 12,000 deaths on the allied side and 1,000 on the Nazi side.

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D-Day was the largest sea invasion and took place on June 6th, 1944. American and Canadian soldiers outnumbered the German soldiers. The invasion was delayed a day due to weather and the code-name was "Neptune." Germany surrendered a year later.

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D-day was the event in which the allies invaded Germany by going through France. it was a bloody battle where 1000 Nazi solders died, but 12,000 allied solders died. even thought the allies had a greater loss in troops, it ended with the surrender of Germany

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D-Day was a invasion which was led by the Allied powers and they attacked Northern France. This is important because many people have died and it marked history over the world. And some facts that stood to me was that is was the largest attack/invasion in the world.

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D-day was the largest sea invasion that took place on June 6th, 1944.  This invasion was important because the Allied Powers sent troops to the coast of Normandy, France which was under German control at the time. A fact that stands out is that five beaches were invaded and two of them were taken within 24 hours.

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D day took place in June of 1944 and it is of great importance because it was one of the largest seaborne invasions to ever take place. It took place in Normandy, France and despite the casualties was a big win for the Allied Powers.

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D-Day was an invasion that consisted of the Allied Powers (mostly the UK, the US and Canada.) The Allied Powers stormed the beaches of Normandy, France in order for France to take control of its country from the Nazis. Although the invasion was successful, 12,000 Allied forces and 1,000 Nazi soldiers died on this day.

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D-Day was a date in which the Allied powers stormed the coast of Normandy, France, with the attempt to free France of the Axis soldiers that had been occupying it. It was successful, but there were more casualties for the Allies rather than the Axis powers. With 12,000 causalities for the allies with 4,000 deaths, the Axis powers only had 1,000 deaths before leaving.

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D-Day was the largest sea invasion and it took place on June 6th, 1944. The Allied Powers sent troops to Germany and took over Normandy, France. Over 12,000 allied powered troops died and 1,000 Nazi soldiers died.

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D-Day was the largest sea invasion in world history. The coast of Normandy, France was invaded. It was very important invasion although many people lost their lives.

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D-day was the day of the largest sea invasion when the Allied Powers sent a large number of troops onto the coast of German occupied Normandy, France. Over 12,000 of the Allied troops died in the process while only 1,000 German troops died.

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D-Day was a invasion of the Allied powers against the Nazi's which took place in Normandy, France. It was a sea invasion and 12,000 allied powered soldiers died while only 1,000 Nazi soldiers died.

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D-Day was a very large invasion against the Nazis and Germany that took place in Normandy, France. This invasion was very important because they were able to take out many Nazis and Germans and it helped end World War 2 sooner.

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D-Day was an event in which the combined allied forces (Primarily the UK, Canada, and the US) stormed the beach of Normandy, France in an effort to invade and liberate the occupied France. Though it was successful, over 12,000 casualties were taken on the allied side. The germans only lost 1,000 men. Still, it is typically remembered as the turning point on the western front.

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D-Day was an important event in ending WWII. This was when the allied powers stormed Normandy, France for a chance to invade Germany later. The event took 1 week to finally connect all of the parts of the beach. It also caused more causalities for the Allies than the Germans. In the end the mission was successful and the allies were able to push into Germany and ending the the war in Europe then later ended it in Japan in 1945.

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D-Day was a strategic attack by the Allied forces on the shores of Normandy, France, taking the German military by surprise. This signaled the start of the end of the war and boosted the morale of the Allied forces.

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D-Day was an attack on Germany through the west coast of Europe. Ir's important because it gave the Allied powers a lead in the war. There were over 12,000 casualties on the Allied side but Germany only lost 1,000 men.

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D-Day was the day when Allied troops invaded the coast of Normandy, France. It was one of the largest seaborn invasion ever. It was very important step forward for the Allies in WWII. It was a turning point for WWII in Europe. The invasion started the beginning of the end of the war. Although successful, it wasn't without loss. There were over 12,000 casualties on the Allies side and only a 1,000 on the Axis side.

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D-Day is the name for the invasion that took place on June 6, 1944. When the allies invaded German occupied Normandy (a part of France). The invasion was bloody with 12,000 ally soldiers dead along with 1000 axis soldiers, however, the allies would emerge victorious. This invasion would be the start of the end for Nazi Germany, ultimately culminating in the allies winning the war.

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D-Day was the day that the USA decided to attack German-occupied France through it's beach in Normandy. The purpose of this attack was to slowly regain control of Europe. With this happening on the West side of Europe and the Soviet Union invading from the East, Germany didn't last that long. What I found surprising was that 12,000 American Forces were injured, 4,000 dead, and only 1,000 German soldiers died as a casualty of D-Day.

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D-day was the day when the Allied Powers launched their big attack on the Nazi territory. It gave the Allied Powers a lead on the war. 12,000 casualties and 4,000 dead.

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D-Day was the largest sea invasion, according to the video. The Allied Powers traveled by sea to invade Normandy, France, which was occupied by Nazi Germany. They wanted to get rid of the Nazis. The Allied Powers had 12,000 casualties and 4,000 deaths, while the Germans had 1,000 deaths. Fortunately, the outcome was successful and Germany left France.

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D-Day was an attack on Germany's coast by the Allied powers. The importance of D-Day was that it helped end World War II sooner. A fact that stood out to me was that there were 12,000 casualties and 4,000 deaths. Another fact is that it was the largest sea invasion.

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D-Day was a large scale invasion off of the coast of German occupied Normandy led by thousands of allied forces. It was important because it was such a large attack leading to around 12,000 casualties for the Allies and about 1,000 for the Germans.