RT explores how Moscow repeatedly pleaded for a second front years before D-Day Long before the D-Day landings came to symbolize the decisive turning point of the Second World War in many Western narratives, the Soviet Union had already spent years bearing the brunt of the war against Nazi Germany, suffering massive losses while repeatedly urging Britain and the US to open a second front. By June 1944, when Allied troops landed in Normandy, the Soviet Union had already spent almost three years