Why was d-day such a turning point in the war?

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Until D-day, the allies were 'defending' their position and were unable to fight the huns on mainland Europe. Establishing a beach head in Normandy allowed the allies to take the war to the enemy. In one year, after D-day the Nazis were totally overcome and Hitler committed suicide

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