In 1939, Germany invaded Poland, which pushed Great Britain to declare war, beginning World War 2. Throughout the first few years, Germany was in total control, using their blitzkrieg tactics to surprise and overwhelm their foes. By the end of 1943 though, Germany looked as if it may have bitten off more than it could chew; the Soviet Union wasn't falling as planned, and things were not going smoothly in Africa.
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| - In 1939, Germany invaded Poland, which pushed Great Britain to declare war, beginning World War 2. Throughout the first few years, Germany was in total control, using their blitzkrieg tactics to surprise and overwhelm their foes. By the end of 1943 though, Germany looked as if it may have bitten off more than it could chew; the Soviet Union wasn't falling as planned, and things were not going smoothly in Africa.
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| - In 1939, Germany invaded Poland, which pushed Great Britain to declare war, beginning World War 2. Throughout the first few years, Germany was in total control, using their blitzkrieg tactics to surprise and overwhelm their foes. By the end of 1943 though, Germany looked as if it may have bitten off more than it could chew; the Soviet Union wasn't falling as planned, and things were not going smoothly in Africa. The major Allied powers at the time met in Teheran. They decided to open a second front in France in June of 1944. They came to a conclusion that they would most likely win against Germany, so they began thinking of how to deal with a defeated Germany, and how to restructure Europe.
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