How was the battle of britian the battle of stalingrad, d day and battle of teh bulge significant to the europeaons during world war two?

They were all major victories. I think around 90,000 German Tripp’s surrendered at Stalingrad to the soviets. D day itself was a wreck but also a huge victory and the Battle of the Bulge marked the end of the Germany’s last offensive campaign.

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