The Road to D-Day
Geoffrey Warner looks at the reasons for the delay in opening a second Allied Front.
'Our country is waging a war of liberation single-handed', complained Stalin in 1941. But it was not until June 6th, 1944, that the Allies opened 'a second front' in Europe with the invasion of Normandy.
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