Antoine de Saint-Exupéry - Quiz
A) A biography of Saint-Exupéry B) A set of official German military records C) War logs D) A personal memoir
A) 16 August 1944 B) 31 July 1944 C) 1 August 1944 D) 30 July 1944
A) Horst Rippert B) Ivan Rebroff C) Robert Heichele D) Gene Meredith
A) The Bundesarchiv Review B) Der Landser C) La Provence D) The Luftwaffe Gazette
A) Fw 190 A-8 B) Focke-Wulf Fw 190 D-9 C) P-38 Lightning D) Messerschmitt Bf 109
A) Luftwaffe Historical Center B) Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv C) German Air Force Archives D) Berlin War Records
A) 2008 B) 21 August 1944 C) 31 July 1944 D) 16 August 1944
A) Le Monde B) Der Landser C) Le Figaro D) La Provence
A) Hermann Korth B) Gene Meredith C) Ivan Rebroff D) Robert Heichele
A) Horst Rippert B) Robert Heichele C) Hans-Rolf Rippert D) Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
A) 1972 B) 2003 C) 2008 D) 1944
A) 84 years B) 64 years C) 44 years D) 24 years
A) South of Marseille B) South of Nice C) In Berlin D) Near Cannes
A) It was confirmed to be Robert Heichele B) It remains unknown C) It was confirmed to be Horst Rippert D) It was confirmed to be Hermann Korth
A) Allied intercepts B) Luftwaffe radio transcripts C) No surviving records D) Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv logs
A) German Occupation B) Third Republic C) French Resistance D) Vichy Regime
A) Philippe Pétain B) Charles de Gaulle C) François Mitterrand D) Georges Clemenceau
A) Opium B) Tobacco C) Alcohol D) Caffeine
A) Collecting intelligence on German troop movements B) Dropping supplies to the resistance C) Mapping the coastline of Corsica D) Escorting a bomber squadron
A) Supermarine Spitfire B) Messerschmitt Bf 109 C) Lockheed Lightning D) P-51 Mustang
A) Five B) Twenty C) Nine D) Ten
A) A navigator's watch B) A pilot's helmet C) An identity bracelet D) A flight logbook
A) 2004 B) 2003 C) 1998 D) 2000
A) Louvre Museum B) The French National Archives C) The Corsican Air Museum D) Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace
A) Shock and dismay B) Pride and gratitude C) Amusement D) Indifference
A) North Africa B) Corsica C) Le Bourget D) Marseille
A) The Vichy Historical Society B) French Underwater Archaeological Department C) The International Aviation Board D) The French Ministry of Defense
A) 1941 B) 1943 C) 1939 D) 1945
A) 36 months B) 27 months C) 18 months D) 12 months
A) 43 B) 40 C) 48 D) 38
A) General Dwight Eisenhower B) Charles de Gaulle C) General Ira Eaker D) General George Patton
A) He had poor eyesight B) He had a permanent limp C) He suffered from tremors D) He could not turn his head leftwards
A) P-38 Lightnings B) B-17 Flying Fortresses C) P-51 Mustangs D) Spitfires
A) Two weeks B) One month C) Six months D) Seven weeks
A) He wrecked a P-38 due to engine failure B) He was injured in combat C) He failed his physical examination D) He refused to follow orders
A) His squadron commander B) General Ira Eaker C) General Dwight Eisenhower D) The President of France
A) A radio transmitter B) A camera C) A navigation map D) A lined notebook
A) To avoid landing in bad weather B) To finish writing a report C) To conserve fuel D) To finish reading a novel
A) S.S. Siboney B) Bevin House C) P. L. Travers D) Bloch MB.174
A) Hotel Astor B) Asharoken C) Beekman Place D) Hotel Palácio
A) Mary Poppins B) Kingdom of the Rocks C) Wind, Sand and Stars D) Flight to Arras
A) April 1943 B) October 1942 C) Late spring 1942 D) January 1941
A) Estoril B) Oppède C) Manhattan D) Asharoken
A) Bloch MB.174 B) The Bevin C) The Armée de l'Air D) S.S. Siboney
A) The Little Prince B) Southern Mail C) Night Flight D) Wind, Sand and Stars
A) Lyon B) Toulouse C) Marseille D) Paris
A) 1926 B) 1929 C) 1935 D) 1921
A) Latécoère B) Air France C) Lufthansa D) Aeroposta Argentina
A) Argentina B) Morocco C) United States D) Switzerland
A) A stroke B) Rheumatic fever C) A heart attack D) A plane crash
A) Aviation engineering B) Literature C) Fine arts D) Architecture
A) Casablanca, Morocco B) Toulouse, France C) Lyon, France D) Buenos Aires, Argentina
A) Buenos Aires B) Dakar C) Lyon D) Cape Juby
A) Louise B) Jean C) Marie D) François
A) A 5th-century bishop B) The town of his birth C) An ancient French mountain D) A famous poet
A) They moved to Switzerland permanently B) They gained wealth through inheritance C) They lost their aristocratic title entirely D) They became impoverished aristocrats
A) The Little Prince B) Night Flight C) L'Aviateur D) Courrier Sud
A) Prix Femina B) The Silver Mail C) Le Navire d'Argent D) Aeroposta
A) 1943 B) 1931 C) 1929 D) 1926
A) Argentina-Chile B) Casablanca-Dakar C) New York-North Africa D) Paris-London
A) Nobel Prize B) Prix Femina C) Pulitzer D) Goncourt
A) Air France B) Casablanca Mail C) Aeroposta Argentina D) Silver Ship Airways
A) Pierre Chevrier B) Consuelo Suncin C) Hélène de Vogüé D) Madame de B.
A) Argentinian B) Salvadoran C) American D) French
A) A calm personality B) A love for flying C) A silent nature D) A viper's tongue
A) Consuelo Suncin B) Madame de B. C) Nelly D) Pierre Chevrier
A) Director of Aeroposta B) Literary executrix C) Editor of L'Aviateur D) Wife |
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