On June 6th, 1944, allied forces under the flags of Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States landed on Juno, Sword, Gold, Utah, and Omaha beaches in Normandy in the largest landing invasion in history, paving the way for a western front to be opened in Europe during WW2.
Plus it's my birthday today, so I figured I'd ask!
First they sign the Munich agreement, then their strategy is very conservative, or even cowardly, to the point that historians call the period the phoney war, then when the war was really on they choose to fight on a different continent or an island in the med until the USSR made the outcome a fait accompli.
that's pretty unfair for 1941, the British, after losing most their best equipment & a bunch of troops in France, were totally on their back foot but dug in their feet and kept the pressure on. If they wanted the Nazis to be successful against the Soviets would they have continued blockading the continent? Continued destroying Axis naval power? Destroyed whatever proportion of the Luftwaffe they did in the Channel? Make an agreement with the Soviets to not conclude separate peace with Germany?
That agreement wouldn't matter if the Germans succeeded
"just concluding a military alliance with someone i want to lose the war"
are you taking the piss? you dont seem very willing to consider my points
i have been enjoying carrying on in a days old thread tho lol :mao-wave: