Did D-Day end World War 2?

D-Day did not end the war. The invasion of Normandy put British and American troops into Northern Europe. They attacked the Germans from the west while the Russians were attacking from the east. Fighting on two fronts, against two overwhelming enemies, the Germans could not possible win and their defeat became virtually inevitable then, if it wasn't already. But there was still a lot of fighting to go. D-day was June 6, 1944. Germany surrendered exactly eleven months later, May 6, 1945.