Which leader in 1943 wanted to open a second front in europe during the war against germany

The correct answer is Joseph Stalin.

The leader that in 1943 wanted to open a second front in Europe during the war against Germany was Soviet Union leader Joseph Stalin.

During World War II, there was a meeting between the three most important leaders of the Allies. It was on November 1943 that Joseph Stalin, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Winston Churchill gather together in the city of Tehran, Iran, to discuss the probability of opening a second front to fight the German Army. The suggestion came from the Soviet leader, Joseph Stalin. The argument of Stalin was that without a second front, Germany had a good chance to defeat the Allies.

Joseph Stalin had wanted to open a second front in Europe during the war against Germany.

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