When did German failure become virtually certain in WW2? (user search)

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When did German failure become virtually certain in WW2? (search mode)

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#1 Sept 3, 1939 (France and Britain Declare War on Germany)		4 (7.8%)
#2 June 4, 1940 (Dunkirk evacuations succeed)		1 (2%)
#3 October 23, 1940 (Spain doesn’t join Axis)		0 (0%)
#4 October 31, 1940 (Germany significantly cuts back bombing of UK due to losses)		1 (2%)
#5 November-December 1940 (Soviet-Axis talks stall, USSR doesn’t join Axis)		0 (0%)
#6 March 11, 1941 (USA approves Lend-Lease to European Allies)		1 (2%)
#7 June 22, 1941 (Germany invades USSR)		11 (21.6%)
#8 January 7th, 1942 (Barbarossa fails, Germany can’t reach Moscow)		11 (21.6%)
#9 December 11th, 1941 (USA declares war on Germany)		7 (13.7%)
#10 February 2, 1943 (Germany loses Battle of Stalingrad)		9 (17.6%)
#11 July 25, 1943 (Germany diverts units to occupy Italy)		2 (3.9%)
#12 August 23, 1943 (Germany loses Battle of Kursk)		0 (0%)
#13 January 27, 1944 (Germany withdraws from Leningrad)		0 (0%)
#14 June 6, 1944 (D-Day landings)		2 (3.9%)
#15 January 25th, 1945 (Allies win Battle of Bulge)		1 (2%)
#16 May 8th, 1945 (Germany finally surrenders)		1 (2%)

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