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Did d-day ultimately end german ambitions in europe? yes, german leaders surrendered shortly after the d-day invasion. no, the germans continued fighting and attempted offensive measures. yes, d-day weakened german forces, who abandoned the military en masse. no, the germans had a steady supply of young soldiers to continue the fight.

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