After the opening up of a second front with the success of the Normandy invasion on D-Day, British and American troops inflicted devastating damage upon the Germans, resulting in the Germans suffering over 80 percent casualties.

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While the Normandy invasion was a critical blow to German forces in World War II, leading to significant German casualties and contributing to the eventual Allied victory, the statement that the Germans suffered over 80 percent casualties is an exaggeration. Casualty rates varied by unit and operation, but no single operation in the Western Front resulted in such an extreme level of German casualties.

After the Opening Up of a Second Front with the Success