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What is interesting is that for all the press D-Day gets, it likely did not change outcome with respect to Germany, but rather the Soviet Union. By the time D-
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 5y ago
What is interesting is that for all the press D-Day gets, it likely did not change outcome with respect to Germany, but rather the Soviet Union.
By the time D-Day happened, Nazi Germany was already being relentlessly ground down by the Soviets. I think something like 90% of German casualties occurred along the Eastern front.
Without D-Day, I think the most likely outcome would have been the Soviet occupation of all of continental Europe.
- dralley 5y ago> I think something like 90% of German casualties occurred along the Eastern front. IIRC it was roughly 3-to-1, or 75%