The War in the West

The War in the West during World War II refers to the conflict primarily between Allied forces (such as the United States, Britain, and their allies) and Axis powers (mainly Nazi Germany and Italy) in Western Europe and North Africa. It involved major battles like D-Day, the push through France, and campaigns across North Africa. The goal was to defeat Nazi Germany and its allies, liberate occupied countries, and restore stability in Europe. This theater was crucial because it turned the tide of the war in favor of the Allies, leading to the eventual surrender of Germany in 1945.