'D-Day' The day when allied forces lunged an massive attack on the Nazis at the coast of Normandy

D-Day is a military term for a day that the event, usually and attack is to happen. The term D-Day became famous for the invasion which took place on June 6,1944. On June 6,1944, the Allied Forces lunged an massive attack on the Nazis at the coast of Normandy. Normandy is on the northern coast of France. The Allied Forces finally decided to take offensive to defeat the Nazis and to win back the land which they …

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