A) 2 June 1918 B) 22 March 1915 C) 15 September 1914 D) 30 September 1939
A) Grand Cross of the Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus B) Order of St Stephen, Grand Cross C) Order of the Dannebrog, Grand Cross with Breast Star in Diamonds D) Order of Saints Cyril and Methodius, Knight
A) 1939 Clasp to the Iron Cross 2nd Class B) Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross C) Golden Party Badge D) Grand Cross of the Iron Cross
A) Kingdom of Bulgaria B) Finland C) Kingdom of Italy D) Kingdom of Denmark
A) 19 August 1940 B) 15 September 1914 C) 2 June 1918 D) 22 March 1915
A) Knight of the Supreme Order of the Most Holy Annunciation B) Grand Cross of the Military Order of the Roman Eagle C) Order of the Rising Sun, Grand Cordon with Paulownia Flowers D) Grand Cross of the Military Order of Savoy
A) 15 September 1914 B) 19 August 1940 C) 2 June 1918 D) 30 September 1939
A) 10 January 1943 B) 12 January 1940 C) 27 November 1941 D) 26 May 1933
A) Grand Cross with Collar B) Order of the Cross of Liberty, Grand Cross with Swords C) Order of Saints Cyril and Methodius, Knight D) Order of the White Rose of Finland, Grand Cross
A) Commemorative Medal of 9 November 1923 B) 4 October 1943 C) 30 September 1939 D) 19 August 1940
A) Knight of the Supreme Order of the Most Holy Annunciation B) Order of the Sword Commander Grand Cross with Collar C) Grand Cross of the Military Order of Savoy D) Grand Cross of the Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus
A) 6 March 1935 B) 4 October 1943 C) 21 April 1941 D) 25 March 1942
A) Military Karl-Friedrich Merit Order, Knights Cross B) Order Pour le Mérite C) Grand Cross of the Iron Cross D) Blood Order
A) 12 January 1940 B) 27 November 1941 C) 26 May 1933 D) 10 January 1943
A) Grand Cross with Collar B) Order of Michael the Brave, 1st class C) Order of Saints Cyril and Methodius, Knight D) Grand Cross of the Military Order of Savoy
A) 10 January 1943 B) 26 May 1933 C) 27 November 1941 D) 12 January 1940
A) Knight of the Supreme Order of the Most Holy Annunciation B) Order Pour le Mérite C) Order of the Dannebrog, Grand Cross with Breast Star in Diamonds D) Grand Cross of the Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus
A) 6 March 1935 B) 25 March 1942 C) 21 April 1941 D) 4 October 1943
A) Grand Cross of the Military Order of Savoy B) Blood Order C) Iron Cross 2nd Class D) Order Pour le Mérite
A) 150 B) 135 C) 100 D) 200
A) A forest reserve B) A museum for stolen artworks C) An elaborate hunting lodge named Carinhall D) A naval base
A) $300 million B) $500 million C) $200 million D) $100 million
A) It was made entirely of gold. B) It featured a swastika on the collar. C) It included a jewel-encrusted baton. D) It had no insignia.
A) The Großkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes surrounded by a wreath between four Luftwaffe eagles. B) A portrait of Hitler. C) A map of Europe. D) A swastika alone.
A) Military equipment. B) Donations for charity. C) Artworks for his collection. D) Kickbacks for favourable decisions as Four-Year Plan director.
A) He turned it into a military base. B) He sold it to industrialists. C) He used it for mining operations. D) He set aside 100,000 acres as a state park.
A) He returned it to its rightful owners. B) He donated it to charity. C) He used it for public projects. D) He amassed a personal fortune by confiscating it.
A) He invested it in German businesses. B) He donated it to the Red Cross. C) He collected bribes and kickbacks. D) He used it for personal expenses.
A) He gave a speech in gratitude. B) It reduced him to tears. C) He ignored it completely. D) He refused the award.
A) Hermann Göring B) Marinus van der Lubbe C) Rudolf Diels D) Adolf Hitler
A) The Nuremberg Laws B) The Enabling Act C) The Gestapo Law D) The Reichstag Fire Decree
A) Edda B) Wilhelm Frick C) Margarethe Gruhn D) Emmy Sonnemann
A) Heinrich Himmler B) Hans Frank C) Rudolf Diels D) Wilhelm Frick
A) Sturmabteilung (SA) B) Geheime Staatspolizei (Gestapo) C) Schutzstaffel (SS) D) Reich Labour Service
A) Wilhelm Frick B) Heinrich Himmler C) Ernst Röhm D) Rudolf Diels
A) Stanley Baldwin B) Neville Chamberlain C) Anthony Eden D) Winston Churchill
A) The Potsdam Agreement B) The Munich Agreement C) The Treaty of Versailles D) The Non-Aggression Pact
A) Plenipotentiary of the Four Year Plan B) Reich Aviation Minister C) Minister-President of Prussia D) Generalfeldmarschall
A) Paris B) Mülhausen C) Vienna D) Berlin
A) Rheumatism from trench warfare B) Food poisoning C) Shell shock D) Injury from aerial combat
A) Wilhelm Reinhard B) Karl Jatho C) Manfred von Richthofen D) Bruno Loerzer
A) Pour le Mérite B) Victoria Cross C) Medal of Honor D) Legion of Honour
A) FFA 25 B) Jagdgeschwader 1 C) Jagdstaffel 26 D) Jagdstaffel 5
A) Stab-in-the-back myth B) Myth of the Fallen Nation C) Great War Myth D) Lost Cause Myth
A) Berlin, Prussia B) Frankfurt, Hesse C) Rosenheim, Bavaria D) Munich, Bavaria
A) Kapp Putsch B) Adolf Hitler's failed Beer Hall Putsch C) Munich Putsch D) Reichstag Fire
A) Generaloberst B) Admiral C) Field Marshal D) Reichsmarschall
A) Seniority over all officers B) No specific seniority C) Junior to most officers D) Equal rank with all officers
A) Lethal injection B) Electric chair C) Firing squad D) Hanging
A) Commander of the military forces B) Minister of finance C) First governor-general D) Chief diplomat
A) Became Epenstein's mistress B) Worked as a governess C) Managed the family finances D) Lived in Haiti with her husband
A) Stole money from the school B) Borrowed money from Epenstein C) Used his father's savings D) Sold a violin
A) Nuremberg B) Haiti C) Munich D) Berlin-Lichterfelde
A) Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München B) A barnstorming company in Denmark C) Fokker in Germany D) Svensk Lufttrafik, a Swedish airline
A) Count Eric von Rosen B) Adolf Hitler C) Rudolf Hess D) Franz Pfeffer von Salomon
A) The swastika B) An eagle C) A hammer and sickle D) A Nazi flag
A) 1930 B) 1925 C) 1919 D) 1922
A) Vice Chancellor B) Reichstag representative C) SS head D) Oberster SA-Führer
A) Alcoholism B) Cocaine addiction C) Morphine addiction D) Heroin addiction
A) Munich clinic B) Innsbruck hospital C) Långbro Asylum D) Venice sanatorium
A) Hermann Göring B) Franz Pfeffer von Salomon C) Adolf Hitler D) Ernst Röhm
A) 1925 B) 1928 C) 1933 D) 1924
A) The future Pope Pius XII B) Adolf Hitler C) Benito Mussolini D) Franz von Papen
A) Reichsmarschall B) SA-Obergruppenführer C) Field Marshal D) SS-Gruppenführer
A) January 1933 election B) July 1932 election C) May 1928 elections D) November 1923 coup
A) Operation Barbarossa B) Operation Sea Lion C) Operation Weserübung D) Operation Eben-Emael
A) On 17 September 1940 B) Immediately after the Battle of Britain C) At the end of May 1941 D) On 12 October 1940
A) Frankfurt B) Cologne C) Munich D) Berlin
A) Jet engines B) Radar systems C) Auxiliary fuel tanks D) Improved navigation equipment
A) Focke-Wulf Fw 190 B) Messerschmitt Bf 109 C) Spitfire D) P-51 Mustang
A) Early 1945 B) Mid-1942 C) Late 1943 D) Early 1944
A) Aircraft factories B) Oil refineries C) Submarines D) Nuclear facilities
A) About 500 B) Some 300 C) Less than 100 D) Over 1000
A) Alfred Jodl B) Hans Lammers C) Martin Bormann D) Karl Dönitz
A) Martin Bormann B) Hans Lammers C) Karl Koller D) Alfred Jodl
A) Heinrich Himmler B) Karl Dönitz C) Joachim von Ribbentrop D) Alfred Jodl
A) In Mauterndorf B) Near Radstadt C) In Berlin D) At Obersalzberg
A) 138 B) 130 C) 140 D) 120
A) Robert H. Jackson B) Leon Goldensohn C) Chief Medical Officer Lt. Col. Rene Juchli D) Dr. Josef Mengele
A) Jack G. Wheelis B) Leon Goldensohn C) Robert H. Jackson D) Herbert Lee Stivers
A) The Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service B) The Enabling Act of 1933 C) The Nuremberg Laws D) The Reichstag Fire Decree
A) Heydrich B) Joseph Goebbels C) Göring himself D) Adolf Eichmann |