Statistics for Important Germans during WW2

Click here to take the quiz!

General Stats
Answer Stats
Score Distribution
Your Score History

General Stats

This quiz has been taken 52 times
The average score is 7 of 20

Answer Stats

Hint	Answer	% Correct
Leader of Nazi party and Germany from 1933-1945.	Adolf Hitler	100%
German tank commander in Africa, lost to George Patton.	Erwin Rommel	88%
Important minister of NSDAP, behind all of the concentration camps and the holocaust.	Heinrich Himmler	83%
Leader of Reichswerke Hermann Göring, which was an important industrial company.	Hermann Goring	81%
Worked alongside Himmler in the holocaust and was an SS lieutenant colonel.	Adolf Eichmann	50%
Leader of Germany after Hitler's death and admiral of the German Navy.	Karl Donitz	43%
German tank general, sometimes regarded as the father of Blitzkrieg.	Heinz Guderian	40%
German propaganda minister who famously died in a bombing in England in 1940.	Rudolf Hess	40%
Founder of Porsche, an automobile company at the time used for tanks.	Ferdinand Porsche	38%
Head of German chancellery and was in charge of giving information to Hitler.	Martin Bormann	19%
German feldmarschall, originally a panzer tank commander, and practitioner of defensive tactics.	Walter Model	17%
Head German propaganda minister and chancellor after Hitler's death.	Joseph Goebbles	14%
Commander of SS and SD and brutalized people in Vichy France.	Klaus Barbie	14%
Important commander of armies that invaded France, Poland and the U.S.S.R.	Fedor von Bock	12%
German SS Officer who rescued Mussolini in a raid. Fled to Argentina after the war.	Otto Skorzeny	12%
Important German admiral and leader in U-Boat warfare.	Erich Raedar	2%
Founder of Audi, an automobile company, which is was and is very famous today.	August Horch	0%
Supreme SS and Police Leader in Italy. Deported many Italian Jews	Karl Wolff	0%
German SS Commander and Hitler chauffeur and bodyguard.	Sepp Dietrich	0%
SS Commander who was important in the construction of gas chambers and killed an estimated 100,000 people. Fled to Chile after the war.	Walter Rauff	0%