Who saved Europe from the Nazis?

[MerakSahibi]

I’m more interested in the official narrative taught in your high school history textbooks

The Russians 🇷🇺 saved Europe: Stalingrad, Kursk, the resistance during the brutal winter, and the Battle of Berlin

The Yankees 🇺🇸 saved Europe: the Normandy landings, industrial production, and strategic bombing

[Stevepro68]

Neither is correct. Both are. Without the British refusing to surrender there is no way you could have crossed the Atlantic and invaded Europe. Without the soviet industrial and manpower to resist the Germans before the US entered the war. The Germans would have the all of USSR resources to resist a one front war. And finally without the US industrial might supplying both GB and USSR the early and sever victories by the Nazis would have been hard to recover from for both. It was a team effort Hitler declaring war on The US hastened the end of Germany war machine. It's entirely feasible that the US fights and defeats Japan and supplies the Allies until Japan is done and then the Germans lose last not 1st.

[Curmudgeon]

I suppose you could add the British: breaking the German codes, facing them alone for a bit over a year, and mortgaging (and as a result losing) their once global Empire in order to survive and prevail.

[Twalli]

It's not an easy answer since Germany made two stupid mistakes that would have conquered Europe before the U. S. entered.

[Snakeyes7]

The Russains took East Germany out of one frying pan and into another.

[DryGermanGuy]

How about all the Allies?

[capriVib]

Neither. General Winter stopped the Nazis.

[4ngelic]

both

[RachyRach]

Combination of both

[canamlusciouslad73]

Both.