In 1944, Allied Deception Was So Successful That

question 57

Multiple Choice

In 1944, Allied deception was so successful that:

• A)Even after the start of D-Day in Normandy, the Germans were still waiting for the main invasion near Calais in France
• B)Some German spies were turned and were working for Allies and transmitting false information to the Germans
• C)The Germans could not protect all the potential invasion zones simultaneously in France
• D)All of the above

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