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What strategy did Stalin want the other Allied forces to follow in Europe in 1943?
He wanted them to invade France first.
O He wanted them to send troops to Africa.
He wanted them to attack Germany in Berlin.
He wanted them to remove Mussolini from power.



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Stalin wanted them to invade France first.

In 1943, Joseph Stalin’s strategy for the other Allied forces in Europe was focused on opening a second front against Nazi Germany. During the Tehran Conference, which took place from November 28 to December 1, 1943, Stalin, along with Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, agreed on the importance of the Western Allies launching an invasion of German-occupied France. This was to alleviate the pressure on the Soviet Red Army on the Eastern Front and was planned to be coordinated with a major Soviet offensive.

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He wanted them to invade France first.

Explanation:

Stalin wanted the other Allied forces to invade France first because he believed that such an invasion would draw German forces away from the Eastern Front, where the Soviet Union was bearing the brunt of Nazi aggression. Additionally, a successful invasion of France would open up a second front against Germany, relieving pressure on the Soviet Union and potentially hastening the end of the war.

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