on was reached and agreed upon at the Teheran Conference that took place in November 1943. The conference was held in Teheran, Iran, and Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin all attended the meeting. The group at the conference decided that a second front would be opened in spring of 1944 with the invasion of France.5
             To Roosevelt and the other allied leaders, invading France seemed like one of the most difficult and sensitive military invasions in the history of the world. In order to insure the success of the invasion, many actions needed to take place to weaken the German force
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