The Battle of Tannenberg
  • 1. Which two countries were primarily involved in the Battle of Tannenberg?
A) Italy and Russia
B) Britain and Austria
C) Germany and Russia
D) France and Germany
  • 2. What was the main strategic significance of Tannenberg?
A) It marked the end of the war.
B) It was a turning point for Austria.
C) It was a major victory for Germany in World War I.
D) It was a defensive position for Russia.
  • 3. Which Russian general was defeated at Tannenberg?
A) Nikolai Ruzsky
B) Mikhail Alekseyev
C) Lavr Kornilov
D) Alexander Samsonov
  • 4. What tactic contributed to the German victory?
A) Naval blockade
B) Trench warfare
C) Guerrilla tactics
D) Encirclement
  • 5. What was a significant consequence of the German victory at Tannenberg?
A) It boosted German morale and reputation.
B) It resulted in a transfer of power in Russia.
C) It had little effect on the overall war.
D) It led to immediate peace negotiations.
  • 6. How did the Germans use intelligence to their advantage at Tannenberg?
A) They had spies in Russian ranks.
B) They used aerial reconnaissance.
C) They intercepted Russian plans.
D) They relied on local informants.
  • 7. What was a key mistake made by Russian forces during the battle?
A) Overly aggressive tactics.
B) Poor communication and coordination.
C) Lack of artillery support.
D) Insufficient troop numbers.
  • 8. Tannenberg is located in which present-day country?
A) Belarus
B) Lithuania
C) Poland
D) Ukraine
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