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Chapter 27 Section 4 Allies Turn the Tide. Outline Notes Part A Power IPower II 1. Soviet Union A. Resisted German invasion to Leningrad after 2 years.

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1 Chapter 27 Section 4 Allies Turn the Tide

2 Outline Notes Part A Power IPower II 1. Soviet Union A. Resisted German invasion to Leningrad after 2 years B. Lost 9 million solders in the war 2. Japan A.Lost the Battle of Midway B.Surrendered after Hiroshima & Nagasaki bomb droppings 3. United States A.Liberated Paris after D-Day B.Fought Japan in the Pacific region 4. Germany A.Invaded Soviet Union in 1941 B.Hitler commits suicide after battle of the Bulge

3 Key Terms Part B Battle of Midway- Decisive victory for the Allies in the Pacific over Japan Operation Overload – Name of the Allied invasion of Europe D-Day – The day the Allies landed in Normandy and began march to Paris Battle of the Bulge– Allies slowly overcame the Germans in the march to capture Berlin

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