In 1942, Churchill and Roosevelt agreed to launch operations around the periphery of the German empire because they believed that their forces were not yet prepared for a full-scale invasion of mainland Europe. This strategy aimed to weaken German defenses and gather resources while allowing Allied forces to gain experience and build strength. The decision was influenced by the need to relieve pressure on Soviet forces and to secure a foothold in Europe for future operations.
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