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Nazi Foreign Policy Trivia Quiz

Quiz on the foreign policy of the Third Reich.

A multiple-choice quiz by gregbrfc2. Estimated time: 6 mins.

Author
gregbrfc2

Time
6 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
298,589

Updated
Mar 07 23

# Qns
15

Difficulty
Difficult

Avg Score
7 / 15

Plays
753

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1. Who was one of Adolf Hitler's main influences in the 1920s? Hint

Alfred Rosenberg

Matthias Erzberger

Paul von Hindenburg

Freidrich Ebert

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2. To which two people did Hitler dictate his infamous "Mein Kampf" book in Landsberg prison in 1924? Hint

Rudolf Hess and Heinrich Himmler

Adolf Eichmann and Martin Bormann

Rudolf Hess and Josef Goebbels

Rudolf Hess and Emile Maurice

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3. When did Hitler first meet his close ally Benito Mussolini? Hint

1934

1929

1927

1933

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4. And where did the first meeting beween Hitler and Mussolini take place?
Hint

Rome

Berlin

Venice

Munich

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5. What bold move did Hitler make in October 1933 shortly after taking power. Hint

Authorised the Reichstag fire

Took the first steps against Jews in Germany

Authorised the purge of the SA

Withdrew Germany from the international disarmament conference

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6. What event soured the relationship between Mussolini and Hitler in 1934, leading to increased hositility until 1935? Hint

Failed Austrian Putsch

Italian support for the fascists in Spain

The Italian invasion of Abyssinia

Eric Phipps visiting Hitler

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7. What did Hitler describe as the 'Happiest moment of my life'? Hint

The remilitarisation of the Rhineland of March 7th 1936

The Anglo-German Naval Agreement of June 18th 1935

The Anschluss with Austria of March 12th 1938

The start of the war on September 1st 1939

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8. Who was Hitler's foreign minister until 1936? Hint

Joachim von Ribbentrop

Konstantin von Neurath

Arthur Seyss-Inquart

Herbert von Dirksen

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9. Did Hitler send Ribbentrop to London with the words "Bring me the British alliance, it is what I want most of all"?

Yes

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10. What of these events made Hitler feel politcally defeated? Hint

D-Day

The failed Austrian putsch of July 25th 1934

The Munich Conference of September 29th 1938

Military defeat at Stalingrad

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11. Who said this 'No peace, this time we want war'? Hint

Goebbels

Ribbentrop

Hitler

Goering

12. What event was Hitler referring to when he wrote to Mussolini "In a fateful hour I am turning to Your Excellency to inform you of a decision which appears necessary under the circumstances and has already become irrevocable"? Hint

The German declaration of war on USA, December 11th 1941

The German invasion of Poland, September 1st 1939

The Anschluss, March 11th 1938

The German entry into Prague, March 15th 1939

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13. Where did President Roosevelt make his famous 'Quarantine speech' that for the first time openly deplored Nazi aggression? Hint

Chicago

New York

Washington

Pittsburg

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14. When was the Anti-Comintern Pact signed? Hint

November 25th 1936

August 26th 1937

January 12th 1937

May 9th 1938

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15. What was Operation Sealion the codename for? Hint

Invasion of Britain

Invasion of France

Invasion of Russia

Invasion of USA

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Who was one of Adolf Hitler's main influences in the 1920s?

Answer: Alfred Rosenberg

Alfred Rosenberg was intellectually influential member of the Nazi party, particularly in its foreign policy. He is considered one of the main portrayers of key aspects of Nazi ideology, including its racial theory, the persecution of the Jews, 'Lebensraum', abrogation of the Treaty of Versailles, and opposition to "degenerate" modern art.

2. To which two people did Hitler dictate his infamous "Mein Kampf" book in Landsberg prison in 1924?

Answer: Rudolf Hess and Emile Maurice

During his time in prison, Hitler underwent something of an epiphany with regard to his use of violence: from now on everything was to be ostensibly legal. Having chosen this new move, Hitler felt that he needed to make sure that the public knew what he stood for, so began to dictate a book to Hess and Maurice.

3. When did Hitler first meet his close ally Benito Mussolini?

Answer: 1934

Hitler met Mussolini with great ceremony in which Hitler was in awe of Il Duce.

4. And where did the first meeting beween Hitler and Mussolini take place?

Answer: Venice

Venice was the venue for the first meeting.

5. What bold move did Hitler make in October 1933 shortly after taking power.

Answer: Withdrew Germany from the international disarmament conference

Hitler took the step of leaving the conference in a snub to the League of Nations powers.

6. What event soured the relationship between Mussolini and Hitler in 1934, leading to increased hositility until 1935?

Answer: Failed Austrian Putsch

Mussolini felt betrayed by Hitler, as Il Duce worried about the German advance to Italy's borders.

7. What did Hitler describe as the 'Happiest moment of my life'?

Answer: The Anglo-German Naval Agreement of June 18th 1935

Hitler had always aimed for an alliance with Britain and this agreement was meant to be the paving stone for this.

8. Who was Hitler's foreign minister until 1936?

Answer: Konstantin von Neurath

Neurath was an old school German (not a Nazi), he was kept in place to create a peaceful German image, but once Hitler had consolidated his position the foreign minister role was reserved for Nazi party memebers.

9. Did Hitler send Ribbentrop to London with the words "Bring me the British alliance, it is what I want most of all"?

Answer: yes

Again, Hitler felt a British alliance was key to defeating his most hated enemy Russia.

10. What of these events made Hitler feel politcally defeated?

Answer: The Munich Conference of September 29th 1938

Hitler felt he had ceded to much at Munich and that if he had gone on the offensive the allies would have been crushed. Hilter himself felt blameless for the other failures.

11. Who said this 'No peace, this time we want war'?

Answer: Ribbentrop

Ribbentrop was very much in the mold of his F�hrer.

Answer: The Anschluss, March 11th 1938

Hitler informed Mussolini of the Anschluss after it had taken place. This angered Mussolini and further highlighted the fractured nature of the alliance.

13. Where did President Roosevelt make his famous 'Quarantine speech' that for the first time openly deplored Nazi aggression?

Answer: Chicago

The speech call for the leaders of the world to unite to prevent the spread of disease. Roosevelt felt that if part of society was ill it should be quarantined, a policy he aimed to apply to Germany.

14. When was the Anti-Comintern Pact signed?

Answer: November 25th 1936

The Pact was signed by Japan and Germany as a reaction to perceived Soviet hositlity. The meeting of the Communist International had earlier called Japan and Germany the biggest threat to Communism.

15. What was Operation Sealion the codename for?

Answer: Invasion of Britain

Operation Sealion was postponed in autumn 1940 after a succession of German setbacks. The policy was never reactivated.

Source: Author gregbrfc2

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