As the decedents of the victorious, it is common practice to see the details of the war passed over for blanket decrees of victory due morality and numbers. However, in chapter 1 of Richard Overy’s book Why the Allies Won, the outcome of World War Two is broken down into issues of production, military reforms, moral, and unity examined in close detail. A forgone conclusion was not inevitable, and a deeper look must be taken in order to fully understand the Allies triumph. Around the beginning of World War 2 showed Allied forces that were severely down on their luck. The Allies seemed to be at risk of crumbling under the weight of the attacks by the German forces as they tried to ramp their own war production capabilities into gear. However,
