Nazi Germany would have had a great place to start invading Britain, by going across the channel. The war may have went on longer if we hadnt made such a blow against Germany at Normandy.
Presuming that the cross-channel invasion of Normandy did not occur, the forces built up for that effort would have gone to one of four likely places:
The primary consequence of a failure of D-Day (whether it happened and failed, or simply couldn't be initiated at all) is that the Western Allies would almost certainly have been bogged down in South-Central France and Northern Italy when the Soviet Red Army crushed the remains of the German Eastern Armies in central Germany, likely in mid-1945. As a consequence, most of Europe would have been liberated by Communist forces, and thus, there is a very high likelihood that most of continental Europe would have fallen under direct Communist influence and have had a Communist government. That is, there would have been a United Communist Germany, and a Communist Denmark, Belgium, The Netherlands, Austria, and possibly even France and Norway.
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