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During the Basra Conference, Vince Scriabin and Maxim Litvinov got into a row over opening a Second Front in Europe. The Soviets had wanted Britain and the U.S. to invade France in 1943 but it hadn't happened. This invasion was stalled more by British PM Winston Churchill than by U.S. President Joe Steele since the former remembered the bloodbath from the previous war.

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rdfs:label	Operation: Overlord
rdfs:comment	During the Basra Conference, Vince Scriabin and Maxim Litvinov got into a row over opening a Second Front in Europe. The Soviets had wanted Britain and the U.S. to invade France in 1943 but it hadn't happened. This invasion was stalled more by British PM Winston Churchill than by U.S. President Joe Steele since the former remembered the bloodbath from the previous war.
dcterms:subject	Joe Steele Battles of World War II Ready for the Fatherland
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Partof	World War II World War II (Joe Steele)
Date	--06-06
Commander	15(xsd:integer)
Timeline	"Joe Steele" "Ready for the Fatherland"
Result	Decisive German victory Decisive Allied Victory Decisive Allied strategic victory
combatant	15(xsd:integer)
Place	dbkwik:resource/nBOLikyjfTYyNH24wOiYYw== France
Conflict	Operation Overlord
abstract	During the Basra Conference, Vince Scriabin and Maxim Litvinov got into a row over opening a Second Front in Europe. The Soviets had wanted Britain and the U.S. to invade France in 1943 but it hadn't happened. This invasion was stalled more by British PM Winston Churchill than by U.S. President Joe Steele since the former remembered the bloodbath from the previous war. In the event, the invasion did take place in 1944. Along with U.S. and British troops, Canadian and Free Polish troops took part. It was planned and led by General Omar Bradley. While bloody, it was successful leading to the eventual liberation of France and the defeat of Germany.

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