What was the most important battle in world war 2?
the Battle of Stalingrad is widely considered to be the most important battle of World War II. after this battle, Nazi Germany lost control of the Eastern Front and was never able to fully recover. by the autumn of 1943, they were in full retreat back to Berlin. the battle also boosted the Soviet Union's morale and shattered the German Army's image as an invincible fighting force.
What are the 5 most important battles of WW2?
- Battle of Britain - Battle of Moscow - December, 1941, the first time the German blitzkrieg was stopped and forced to retreat, from then on the Russians knew they could defeat Germany. - Battle of Stalingrad - Battle of Midway - Battle of Normandy
What are 4-6 MAJOR turning point battles of WWII?
ok lets start with the basics and why. 1. Battle of Britain. This showed that the Germans could be beaten in one way or another. 2.Battle of El Alamein. Like the Battle of Britain this showed the world that the Germans could be beaten but this time on land and this also began their expulsion from North Africa. 3. Operation Barbarossa. Or for non-historical people the invasion of Russia. This was possibly the major turning point as whoever lost would lose the war and Germany did lose. 4. Pearl Harbour. This was incredibly major as it bought America into the war and unless they were defeated immediately Japan was always going to lose. 5. D-day. Germany had two fronts to fight on and things weren't going very well against Russia either. 6. Battle of Kursk. The worlds first so called Tank battle took place in modern day Ukraine and this was where Germany really did lose the war against Russia. and because im nice :D 7. Battle of thhe Bulge. This was Hitlers last chance to push the British and American forces out of Europe and it nearly worked but like all of Hitlers plans at that stage it didn't.