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Spring 1944 — London, England
It was the spring of 1944, and the fate of the entire free world rested on a single, enormous gamble.
Somewhere across the English Channel, Adolf Hitler's forces held an iron grip on the continent of Europe. From Norway in the north to Greece in the south, Nazi Germany had swallowed nations whole. France had fallen in June 1940. The Low Countries had been crushed. The Soviet Union was bleeding on its eastern front, losing men by the millions. And for over four years, the Allied powers had been fighting, planning, arguing, and slowly, painfully, building toward the one thing that could finally break the German war machine — a massive, amphibious invasion of Western Europe from the shores of England.
That invasion was called Operation Overlord. And the date the world would come to know as D-Day was June 6, 1944.

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