Allied victory
WWII's winning side
Allied victory refers to a military triumph by forces fighting together against a common enemy, most often the defeats of Germany and its partners in World War I and World War II.
The term typically evokes the 1945 conclusion of WWII, when Allied powers—principally the United States, Britain, and Soviet Union—defeated Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan.
The Allied victory in Europe came in May 1945.
- Winston ChurchillBritain's WWII premier
- D-Day1944 Normandy invasion
- World War IISecond global military conflict
- military strategyArmed forces operational planning
- unconditional surrenderYielding without any terms
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