What made Günther von Kluge realize that the war in the West was lost?
The momentum of the Allied invasion of Normandy
The Soviet counter-attack at Stalingrad
The lack of support from Germany
The failure of the U-Boat campaign
Answer
Günther von Kluge realized that the war in the West was lost because the Allied invasion of Normandy had gained momentum. The Allies had successfully landed on the beaches of Normandy and were quickly pushing inland. Kluge knew that the Allies would eventually break through the German lines and defeat the German forces in the West.
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