The Second World War was the most devastating conflict in modern history, shaped by a series of decisive turning points. The Battle of Britain marked Nazi Germany's first major failure and prevented an invasion of the British Isles. Two years later, the Battle of Stalingrad shifted the momentum of the Eastern Front in favor of the Allies. The Normandy landings opened the long-awaited Western Front and accelerated the liberation of occupied Europe. The Battle of Berlin brought the Third Reich to its final collapse, while the raising of the Soviet flag above the Reichstag became one of the most iconic symbols of victory over Nazi Germany. This campaign follows the defining moments that led to the end of the greatest war of the modern era.
