Prevented Germany from taking over the Soviet Union; Marked the point from which the Soviet army began to move westward toward Germany.

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Prevented Germany from taking over the Soviet Union; Marked the point from which the Soviet army began to move westward toward Germany

Prevented Germany from taking over the Soviet Union; Marked the point from which the Soviet army began to move westward toward Germany Placed Allies in control of North Africa; gave the Allies a place to launch an attack against Italy

Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe Prevented Germany from taking over the Soviet Union; Marked the point from which the Soviet army began to move westward toward Germany Placed Allies in control of North Africa; gave the Allies a place to launch an attack against Italy Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe

Allied invasion of Europe; the liberation of Europe begins Prevented Germany from taking over the Soviet Union; Marked the point from which the Soviet army began to move westward toward Germany Placed Allies in control of North Africa; gave the Allies a place to launch an attack against Italy Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe Allied invasion of Europe; the liberation of Europe begins

First Death Camp liberated by Allied Forces Prevented Germany from taking over the Soviet Union; Marked the point from which the Soviet army began to move westward toward Germany Placed Allies in control of North Africa; gave the Allies a place to launch an attack against Italy Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe Allied invasion of Europe; the liberation of Europe begins First Death Camp liberated by Allied Forces

Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe Prevented Germany from taking over the Soviet Union; Marked the point from which the Soviet army began to move westward toward Germany Placed Allies in control of North Africa; gave the Allies a place to launch an attack against Italy Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe Allied invasion of Europe; the liberation of Europe begins First Death Camp liberated by Allied Forces Freed the country from four years of Nazi occupation

Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe Prevented Germany from taking over the Soviet Union; Marked the point from which the Soviet army began to move westward toward Germany Placed Allies in control of North Africa; gave the Allies a place to launch an attack against Italy Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe Allied invasion of Europe; the liberation of Europe begins First Death Camp liberated by Allied Forces Freed the country from four years of Nazi occupation First German town captured by the Americans

Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe Prevented Germany from taking over the Soviet Union; Marked the point from which the Soviet army began to move westward toward Germany Placed Allies in control of North Africa; gave the Allies a place to launch an attack against Italy Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe Allied invasion of Europe; the liberation of Europe begins First Death Camp liberated by Allied Forces Freed the country from four years of Nazi occupation First German town captured by the Americans Loss of critical troops and weapons means from this point on, Germany could do little but retreat

Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe Prevented Germany from taking over the Soviet Union; Marked the point from which the Soviet army began to move westward toward Germany Placed Allies in control of North Africa; gave the Allies a place to launch an attack against Italy Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe Allied invasion of Europe; the liberation of Europe begins First Death Camp liberated by Allied Forces Freed the country from four years of Nazi occupation First German town captured by the Americans Loss of critical troops and weapons means from this point on, Germany could do little but retreat Resulted in freedom for Italy and the execution of Mussolini

Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe Prevented Germany from taking over the Soviet Union; Marked the point from which the Soviet army began to move westward toward Germany Placed Allies in control of North Africa; gave the Allies a place to launch an attack against Italy Safeguarded Allied shipping of war materials to Europe Allied invasion of Europe; the liberation of Europe begins First Death Camp liberated by Allied Forces Freed the country from four years of Nazi occupation First German town captured by the Americans Loss of critical troops and weapons means from this point on, Germany could do little but retreat Resulted in freedom for Italy and the execution of Mussolini The unconditional surrender of Germany; the end of the war in Europe