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The Allied decisions that delayed an invasion of FranceA. left the Soviet Union deeply embitteredB. put the Soviet Union in a better position to control eastern EuropeC. occurred after the Soviet Union had won a significant victory in StalingradD. all the answers are correctE. none of the answers are correct
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