The day D. The Normandy landing

In this new video from Unprofesor we will explain "El día D. The Normandy Landings - Summary ". The day D. The Normandy landing. A short summary of what happened and what "D-day" means within the Second World War. "D-day" is a military term coined in the Second World War that refers to the day an attack or a military operation begins. Therefore, D-day, in this case it refers to June 6, 1944 when the allies begin an attack with their subsequent landing on the coast of Normandy (north of France) to open a new war front, against the Germans, and begin the reconquest of Europe at that Nazi moment. Let's get into D-day. It is within the operation "overlord" that as we say its intention was to liberate Europe and it is a landing in Normandy for open a new front in Western Europe and thus allow the Russians to have more opportunities to continue their advance through the East Well, the Germans were forced to move troops from East to West to face this new invasion that occurred in the north of France.

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