During World War II, the "Second Front" referred to the Allied invasion of Western Europe, primarily launched via Normandy on D-Day. This crucial military strategy forced Nazi Germany to fight a devastating two-front war, relieving pressure on the Soviet Union in the East. Ultimately, its success hastened the collapse of the Third Reich and secured Allied victory.
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