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The German Army high command had long been expecting an Allied invasion of northern France, but had no means of knowing where precisely the strike would come, while Rundstedt (CIC) thought the landings would be made between Calais and Dieppe,Hitler prophetically indicated the central and more westerly stretches of the coast of Normandy.The Germans had 59 divisions spread over western Europe, but approximately half this number was static, and the remainder included only 10 armoured divisions.