Answer:
D. The City of Paris was liberated from the Nazis after months of fighting.
Explanation:
Following the establishment of beachheads at Normandy, it took months of difficult fighting before Paris was liberated from the Nazis on August 20, 1944. The invasion also pulled the Germans away from the eastern front to the western front, relieving some of the pressure on Stalin’s army. By that time, however, Russian troops had already defeated the German army at Stalingrad. This defeat is widely considered the turning point of the war in Europe.
