A) France B) Austria C) Poland D) Germany
A) 1933 B) 1945 C) 1920 D) 1955
A) President B) Führer C) Chancellor D) Emperor
A) Mein Kampf B) The Communist Manifesto C) The Art of War D) The Prince
A) Cross B) Swastika C) Star of David D) Crescent Moon
A) France B) Russia C) Poland D) Italy
A) Eva Braun B) Queen Elizabeth II C) Marilyn Monroe D) Coco Chanel
A) Vienna B) Berlin C) Moscow D) Paris
A) Isak B) Rabatsch C) Kubizek D) Jetzinger
A) 26 December 1887 B) 22 December 1975 C) 1898 D) 1905
A) Munich, Germany B) Vienna, Austria C) Niemes, Kingdom of Bohemia D) Linz, Austria
A) A letter asking to marry him. B) A dance invitation. C) A photograph. D) A smile and a flower from her bouquet.
A) 1910 B) 1914 C) 1908 D) 1912
A) Adolf Hitler, My Childhood Friend B) The Life of Adolf Hitler C) Stefanie: The Untold Story D) Hitler's Unrequited Love
A) Hitlers Liste: Ein Dokument persönlicher Beziehungen B) Adolf Hitler; his family, childhood, and youth C) The Psychopathic God: Adolf Hitler D) Hitler's Youth
A) Major B) Lieutenant C) Colonel D) Not yet captain, as he became a captain on 1 November 1909
A) 16 B) 18 C) 22 D) 20
A) An invitation to dance lessons. B) A photograph. C) A love letter asking her to wait for him and marry him. D) A bouquet of flowers.
A) Klara Hitler B) August Kubizek C) Franz Jetzinger D) Karl Richard Isak
A) Stayed in Munich B) Traveled to Geneva C) Moved to Vienna D) Returned to Linz
A) She laughed at him. B) She responded with a smile or coldly ignored him. C) She always spoke to him. D) She avoided him completely.
A) 'Once Stefanie is my wife, she won't have the slightest desire to dance!' B) 'Stefanie dances beautifully.' C) 'Dancing is a waste of time.' D) 'I wish I could dance like her.'
A) To write her an anonymous letter. B) To propose marriage to her. C) To move to Vienna immediately. D) To kidnap Stefanie and kill both of them by jumping off a bridge into the Danube.
A) In later interviews B) In a book by August Kubizek C) At the funeral procession D) During their daily walks
A) Sent her flowers. B) Visited her in Vienna. C) Placed an anonymous personal ad with his best wishes for Stefanie in the Linz newspaper. D) Wrote a letter to her directly.
A) She ignored him completely. B) She passed by him, glancing at him. C) She walked with her mother and daughter. D) They had long conversations.
A) William L. Shirer B) Hugh Trevor-Roper C) Ian Kershaw D) Brigitte Hamann
A) Franz Jetzinger B) Anton Joachimsthaler C) Graeme Donald D) Werner Maser
A) Anton Joachimsthaler B) Bradley F. Smith C) Franz Jetzinger D) Graeme Donald |