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How did the D day invasion play a part in the development of world war 2 ? 1.A significant psychological blow it also prevented Hitler from sending troops from France to build up his eastern front against advancing Soviets . 2. It weakened Germany’s hold on Europe as allied forces invaded and establish a foothold in Italy. 3. It allowed Soviet forces to begin driving Germany back across Europe as they
counterattacked after a stalled German offensive. 4. It failed to establish a position in France ,leading to a continuation of the war.

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A.) A significant psychological blow as well as prevented Hitler from sending troops from France to build up his Eastern front against advancing Soviets.

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