The turning point of the war was

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The battle of Stalingrad (August 1942-February 1943) is considered as the turning point of World War II. The Soviet Union resisted the attack of the German army, which was aiming to control the city of Stalingrad. The Red Army's victory not only stopped the German advance in the East but also weakened the German army significantly, making it easier for the Allies to defeat them in Europe. D-Day and Hiroshima were crucial events of the war, but Stalingrad had a more significant impact on the outcome of the war. Wannsee was a conference where Nazi officials discussed the "Final Solution" but did not have a direct impact on the outcome of the war.

The Turning Point of the War Was