President Donald Trump told Germany’s new chancellor Thursday that D-Day, the June 6, 1944 day that Allied forces invaded Nazi-occupied France, eventually leading to the collapse of Adolf Hitler’s regime, “was not a great day” for his country.
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Trump tells German Chancellor D-Day was ‘not a pleasant day’ for his country

President Donald Trump told Germany’s new chancellor Thursday that D-Day, the June 6, 1944 day that Allied forces invaded Nazi-occupied France, eventually leading to the collapse of Adolf Hitler’s regime, “was not a great day” for his country.
 
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