August 1945 - Quiz
A) Clement Attlee B) Douglas MacArthur C) Bảo Đại D) Harry Truman
A) Yokohama B) Hong Kong C) Tokyo D) Zhijiang Airport
A) Bảo Đại B) Hirohito C) Puyi D) Chiang Kai-shek
A) Battle of Shumshu B) Battle of Wuhe C) Battle of Yinji D) Battle of Baoying
A) Battle of Shumshu B) Battle of Maoka C) Battle of Baoying D) Battle of South Sakhalin
A) Soviet victory B) Allied victory C) Japanese victory D) Communist victory
A) Yokohama B) Shanghai C) Matsue D) Tokyo
A) Winston Churchill B) Clement Attlee C) Douglas MacArthur D) Harry Truman
A) Nelson Rockefeller B) Douglas MacArthur C) Harry Truman D) Spruille Braden
A) Franz Werfel B) Puyi C) Bảo Đại D) Hirohito
A) Spruille Braden B) Douglas MacArthur C) Harry Truman D) Willis Augustus Lee
A) Battle of Shumshu B) Southern Jiangsu Campaign C) Xinghua Campaign D) Huaiyin–Huai'an Campaign
A) An earthquake B) A hurricane C) A flood D) A wildfire
A) The war officially ended B) The Allied occupation began C) The Allied occupation ended D) MacArthur resigned
A) Battle of Baoying B) Battle of Wuhe C) Southern Jiangsu Campaign D) Battle of Yinji
A) State Fair B) The Matsue Incident C) The Empire of Vietnam D) The Battle of Yinji
A) Indomitable B) Victorious C) Illustrious D) Ark Royal
A) Tokyo B) Yokohama C) Beijing D) Hong Kong
A) Allied Control Council B) United Australia Party C) Liberal Party of Australia D) United Nations
A) Britain B) France C) United States D) Japan
A) August 14, 1945 B) August 15, 1945 C) August 16, 1945 D) August 17, 1945
A) Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose B) Sukarno C) Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni D) Charles de Gaulle
A) Brave New World B) 1984 C) Animal Farm D) The Road to Wigan Pier
A) Takijirō Ōnishi B) Emperor Hirohito C) Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni D) Korechika Anami
A) Japan B) Korea C) Indonesia D) China
A) Executed by Allies B) Plane crash C) Seppuku D) Kamikaze mission
A) Sukarno B) Winston Churchill C) Emperor Hirohito D) Charles de Gaulle
A) Radar B) Enigma machine C) Atomic bomb D) Jet propulsion
A) Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose B) Korechika Anami C) Anthony J. Marchione D) Takijirō Ōnishi
A) Winston Churchill B) George Orwell C) Ernest Bevin D) Charles de Gaulle
A) August 16, 1945 B) August 17, 1945 C) August 18, 1945 D) August 15, 1945
A) Captured by the British B) Surrendered to Soviets C) Died in a plane crash D) Executed by firing squad
A) Napoleon Bonaparte B) Julius Caesar C) Genghis Khan D) Attila the Hun
A) The United Nations Charter B) The Potsdam Declaration C) The Nuremberg Charter D) The Geneva Convention
A) Japan B) United Kingdom C) Soviet Union D) United States
A) Chicago B) Philadelphia C) Washington D.C. D) New York City
A) More than 1,500 B) Exactly 1,000 C) Fewer than 500 D) More than 5,000
A) Harry Hillman B) Jun Tosaka C) Al Schmid D) Joseph Pujol
A) Little Boy B) Fat Man C) Trinity D) Big Boy
A) 9:00 a.m. B) 8:15 a.m. C) 12:00 p.m. D) 11:02 a.m.
A) France B) Poland C) China D) Mongolia
A) 100 B) 34 C) 55 D) 12
A) No occupation of the mainland B) The Emperor remains the sovereign ruler C) Immediate withdrawal of Soviet forces D) Retention of all overseas territories
A) Chinese Civil War B) The Korean War C) World War II D) Soviet–Japanese War
A) Harry Hillman B) Jun Tosaka C) Joseph Pujol D) Robert H. Goddard
A) South Sakhalin B) Iwo Jima C) Manchukuo D) Okinawa
A) John Garfield B) Al Schmid C) Harry Hillman D) James F. Byrnes
A) Hiroshima B) Kraków C) Nagasaki D) Philadelphia
A) The Nagasaki Blues B) On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe C) Pride of the Marines D) Victory March
A) Jun Tosaka B) Harry Hillman C) Róża Berger D) Al Schmid
A) Bockscar B) Enola Gay C) Silverplate D) Augusta
A) Fat Man B) Big Boy C) Little Boy D) Trinity
A) 150,000 to 200,000 B) 90,000 to 146,000 C) 20,000 to 40,000 D) 50,000 to 75,000
A) The date of the attack B) Radiation effects C) The type of aircraft used D) The city name
A) Jacques Vaillant de Guélis B) Hiram Johnson C) Richard Bong D) Alan Page
A) Impenetrable cloud B) Lack of fuel C) Radio communication failure D) Japanese air defenses
A) Aboard the USS Augusta B) The White House C) Tokyo D) Potsdam
A) Hiram Johnson B) Alan Page C) Peter II D) Richard Bong
A) Little Boy B) USS Augusta C) Nakajima Kikka D) Enola Gay
A) Harry S. Truman B) Richard Bong C) Hiram Johnson D) Alan Page
A) Incendiary bomb B) Plutonium-239 atomic bomb C) Hydrogen bomb D) Uranium-235 atomic bomb
A) Winston Churchill B) Paul Tibbets C) Douglas Clifton Brown D) Pierre Laval
A) For He's a Jolly Good Fellow B) The Red Flag C) God Save the King D) Rule, Britannia!
A) Winston Churchill B) Curtis LeMay C) Douglas Clifton Brown D) Pierre Laval
A) Mel Ott B) Babe Ruth C) Joe DiMaggio D) Johnny Hutchings
A) 1000 B) 800 C) 600 D) 720
A) The Tehran Conference B) The Potsdam Conference C) The Paris Peace Conference D) The Yalta Conference
A) Douglas Osheroff B) Pierre Laval C) Pietro Mascagni D) Mel Ott
A) The Ear B) The Thing C) The Secret D) The Bug
A) The Embassy House B) Spaso House C) The White House D) Potsdam House
A) Paul Tibbets B) Douglas Clifton Brown C) Curtis LeMay D) Winston Churchill
A) His wife B) Paul Tibbets' mother C) His sister D) His daughter
A) Necessary Evil B) Enola Gay C) Hiroshima Hope D) The Thing
A) Ron Mael B) Steve Martin C) Wim Wenders D) Karl Leisner
A) 23:00 hrs Washington, D.C. time B) 12:00 hrs GMT C) 09:00 hrs Tokyo time D) 19:00 hrs Washington, D.C. time
A) Steve Martin B) Alfred Eisenstaedt C) Ron Mael D) Wim Wenders
A) Wim Wenders B) Ron Mael C) Steve Martin D) Karl Leisner
A) Culver City B) Tokyo C) Waco D) Düsseldorf |
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