The Battle for Stalingrad is widely considered to be the turning point in the war against Germany, since for the first time in the war, a German army was decisively defeated. However, another battle would be decisive for the outcome of WW2. Which battle was this?
- The Ardennes offensive - 1944
- D-Day in Normandy
- The Battle of Kursk
- Operation Market Garden
Answer
The correct answer is C) The Battle of Kursk.
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