The Battle of Sedan, fought during May 1940, was a pivotal engagement in the early stages of World War II as part of the German invasion of France. The battle centered on the town of Sedan, situated along the Meuse River, a traditional invasion route into France. German forces, employing their innovative Blitzkrieg tactics, launched a concentrated attack, utilizing tanks, airpower, and mobile infantry to break through the French defenses at Sedan. The rapid breakthrough at Sedan had a devastating impact on the French army, leading to a collapse of the French lines and opening a wide gap for German forces to advance into the heart of France. The Battle of Sedan is widely considered a turning point in the Battle of France, ultimately contributing to the swift German victory.
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