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History Quiz
What was the common nickname of the infamous Soviet spy ring that operated in Britain during and (for a while) after World War II?
Southampton Five
Bletchley Park Five
Cambridge Five
Oxford Five
USSR Post
Can you identify this rather quaint-looking World War II-era American aircraft?
Boeing P-26 Peashooter
Curtiss P-36 Hawk
Bell P-63 Kingcobra
Fleetwings BT-12 Sophomore
Edwards Air Force Base
Which one of these positions did Douglas MacArthur NOT hold during or shortly before World War II?
United States Military Advisor to Commonwealth Government the Philippines
Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in the Southwest Pacific Area
Commander of U.S. Army Forces in the Far East
Commander of the Far East Command
Naval History and Heritage Command
What allowed the defenders of Leningrad to keep receiving supplies for most of the city’s extended siege?
A nearby lake the besiegers could not control
Red Army airdrops
The Finnish Army not closing the siege ring from the north
An open section of railway to the city’s southeast
RIA Novosti
Which nation was the first to lose a carrier during World War II?
United States
United Kingdom
Japan
Italy
public domain
What was the source of the story that Polish cavalrymen charged German tanks with swords and lances during the German invasion of Poland?
It really happened
German propaganda
It’s a completely unfounded story
A journalist misunderstanding what really happened in a particular battle
alchetron.com
Why did Operation Market Garden have a two-word name?
Market stood for the main thrust down the bridges, Garden for the capture of several V-2 rocket sites
Market stood for the airborne, Garden for the land-based component
Market stood for the American, Garden for the British component
Because it was a joint British-American operation, but the two words had no specific references
National Archives
Polish officer and resistance member Witold Pilecki deliberately let himself be captured and sent to a concentration camp by the Germans just so he could write a report on what was happening there and get it out to the world. Which camp was he sent to?
Auschwitz
Dachau
Bergen-Belsen
Mauthausen
unknown photographer
Which nation’s local Nazi-aligned far right political party used this symbol?
Romania
Bulgaria
Austria
Hungary
Public domain
The 14-Part Message was a long message sent by Tokyo to U.S. Secretary of State Cordell Hull via the Japanese Embassy in Washington D.C. The message was supposed to be delivered just before the attack on Pearl Harbor, but only arrived hours later. Why?
The Japanese delegation was not allowed to see Hull in time
The decoding machine at the embassy was broken
The embassy staff took too long decoding and typing the message
The car carrying the messengers broke down
Mainichi Shinbun
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