Soviet Patriotic War (Soviet-German War)
Stalingrad
Battle of Normandy, Battle of Midway, Battle of Stalingrad, Battle of Myanmar, Battle of Okinawa, Battle of Moscow, Battle of Sicily, etc.
Speaking of World War II, let's discuss it in different war zones.
In the early days, there were battlefields in western Europe, and there were classic examples of Germans bypassing maginot line, France, but they all surrendered with the defeat of France.
The war in western Europe soon ended (there was a generator operation, that is, Dunkirk retreat, and 300,000 British and French Coalition forces miraculously arrived in Britain).
Then there was the Soviet-German battlefield: first, it gave fascist Germany a slap in the face and broke the myth that the Germans were invincible (that is, the battle to defend Moscow).
Then came the Battle of Stalingrad, known as the Soviet-German battlefield, and even the turning point of the whole World War II (6.5438+0.5 million Germans were killed).
Battlefield in North Africa: The scale of the war here is relatively small, and it is basically divided into two stages, namely, the German offensive stage and the bloody sand battle. The victory of the Germans in this battle directly led to Britain's request for help from the United States, and the US military intervened.
Then there was the turning point, the battle of Alamein, and the German-Italian allied forces were basically defeated.
Pacific battlefield: sneak attack on Pearl Harbor (needless to say)
Turning point: Battle of Midway Island
Battle of leyte bay (in this battle, the joint fleet of the Japanese navy was completely annihilated.