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In 1943, the Allied leaders agreed on an invasion of France to begin a march toward Germany. On June 6, 1944—D-Day—British, American, and other Allied forces landed at Normandy, France, across the English Channel.Why did Joseph Stalin insist that Great Britain and the United States begin a Western Front attack against Germany in 1943?
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