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Why was the outcome of the Battle of Britain critical of the outcome of the war?

Why was the outcome of the Battle of Britain critical of the outcome of the war?
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Why was the outcome of the Battle of Britain critical of the outcome of the war?

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This was important because it showed Britain’s strength. This also lead to hitler invading Russia which was the mistake that brought him to a two front war he couldn’t fight.
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