The battle at Dunkirk is regarded as one Hitler’s fatal errors. The Germans had made its way across Europe reached the north French coast at Noyelles-sur-Mer. One of the important places that were still controlled by the Allied group was Dunkirk since it was on the English Channel and gave access to England. There was an evident win for the Germans, as there were almost 350 000 Allied soldiers who were retreating. However, it was Hitler’s poor decision making where he let the Allies escape and Hitler’s perfect opportunity to defeat them and puts him in a vulnerable position for his future battles; eventually, it leads to Germany’s loss.
