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Hint	Answer	% Correct
The turning point of the Pacific War in 1942	Battle of Midway	71%
Leader of the Soviet Union	Joseph Stalin	71%
Name of the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki	Little Boy	71%
British prime minister that is known for his policy of appeasement toward Hitler	Neville Chamberlain	71%
British Prime Minister that replaced Chamberlain	Winston Churchill	71%
Viewed as the leader of the Free France movement and later becomes President of Post-War France	Charles de Gaulle	57%
The port where 300,000 allied soldiers were evacuated across English Channel	Dunkirk	57%
Name of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima	Fat Man	57%
The Emperor of Japan	Hirohito	57%
The country that was exporting iron ore to Germany through Norway	Sweden	57%
Australian troops held out in this Algerian port for 241 days before being relieved by operation crusader	Tobruk	57%
The event where Nazi Germany occupied and annexed Austria on March 12, 1938	Anschluss	43%
The turning point in the Eastern front in 1942	Battle of Stalingrad	43%
The three countries that were occupied by the Soviet Union in June 1940. (Order is North to South)	Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania	43%
Emporer of Ethiopia	Haile Selassie	43%
The head of the French puppet government.	Marshal Philippe Pétain	43%
How it took for France and Britain to declare war on Germany after the invasion of Poland	2 days	29%
The number of defensive lines the Germans set up in Italy	9	29%
This decisive battle saw 300,000 axis troops captured and ended Axis presence in Africa	Battle of Tunis	29%
One of the best Allied tank commanders that was demoted during the Sicily campaign	General George S. Patton	29%
King of Albania before Italian occupation in 1939	King Zog	29%
Place of the British attack on the French fleet just days after the French surrender.	Mers-el-Kébir	29%
The non-aggression pact between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany where they agreed to split Poland up between them.	Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact	29%
The agreement between Germany, France, and Britain that saw Germany annex the Sudetenland.	Munich Agreement	29%
How many times Hitler visited Paris after it fell	Once	29%
How long the Belgians lasted against the Nazi invasion	18 Days	14%
How long the Dutch lasted against the Nazi onslaught	4 Days	14%
German General in charge of the defensive campaign in Italy	Albert Kesselring	14%
The anti-communist treaty between Germany and Japan	Anti-Comintern Pact	14%
When Hitler became the Fuhrer	August 2, 1934	14%
This plane was the most expensive project for the Americans in the entire war. Its predecessor was the B-17 Flying Fortress.	B-24 Liberator	14%
This German defensive line in Italy ran along the Trigno river and was breached by the allies in November 1943	Barbara Line	14%
This decisive battle in 1942 ended the Axis advance into Egypt	Battle of El Alamein	14%
The last major battle of WW2 that saw 110,000 Japanese killed and 48000 US casualties	Battle of Okinawa	14%
This battle for a coastal town in Italy between Canadian and German forces became known as the "Italian Stalingrad"	Battle of Ortona	14%
The first naval battle in history where the opposing fleets never saw each other.	Battle of the Coral Sea	14%
The most decisive battle in the Pacific that saw 3 Japanese carriers sunk and 600 aircraft lost.	Battle of the Philippine Sea	14%
Admiral in charge of the Japanese Carrier force at Midway	Chūichi Nagumo	14%
German General that came up with the plan to smash through the Ardennes and surround the Allied armies in Belgium.	Field Marshall Erich von Manstein	14%
The official name of the French puppet government set up by the Germans based in the town of Vichy	French État Français	14%
German General that commanded the tank attack through the Ardennes. Seen as the architect of Blitzkrieg	General Heinz Guderian	14%
Commander of the BEF in 1939	General Lord Gort	14%
When Hitler became Chancellor	January 30, 1933	14%
Famous German dive bomber that "screamed"	Junkers Ju 87	14%
This Axis Admiral is famous for his use of wolf pack tactics against allied shipping in the Atlantic and succeeded Hitler as Head of State in 1945	Karl Dönitz	14%
King of Britain during WWII	King George 6th	14%
The most famous British bomber plane of the war. It entered service in 1942.	Lancaster Bomber	14%
This US general issued orders using his own slang and was responsible for the allied defeat at the Battle of Kasserine Pass.	Major General Lloyd Fredendall	14%
The Japanese Puppet state in Manchuria	Manchukuo	14%
A skirmish between Japanese and Chinese troops here instigated the Japanese invasion of China	Marco Polo Bridge	14%
French Commander-in-Chief in 1939	Maurice Gamelin	14%
Lithuanian Territory that was demanded by Germany on March 20, 1939	Memel	14%
The most successful German fighter plane of the war	Messerschmitt Bf 109	14%
When the Soviet Union invaded Finland, starting the Winter War.	November 30, 1939	14%
Codename for the Dunkirk evacuation	Operation Dynamo	14%
Name of the Allied invasion of Axis North Africa.	Operation Torch	14%
The codename of the Soviet counterattack that saw the German 6th army at Stalingrad surrounded in a two-pronged attack	Operation Uranus	14%
The German operation that saw Germany invade Denmark and Norway	Operation Weserübung	14%
The period between the allied declaration of war and the German invasion of France of which little happened.	Phony War	14%
The supreme commander of the Royal Italian Army. Succeeded Mussolini.	Pietro Badoglio	14%
When the Soviets invaded Poland.	September 17, 1939	14%
When Germany invaded Poland	September 2, 1939	14%
The first British fighter capable of matching the Me 109	Supermarine Spitfire	14%
The territorial agreement that saw parts of Czechoslovakia ceded to Hungary	The First Vienna Award	14%
The territorial agreement that awarded Northern Transylvania to Hungary	The Second Vienna Award	14%
This German defensive line in Italy delayed the allied advance until mid-June 1944 and was used to buy time for the withdrawal to the Gothic line	Trasimene Line	14%
The Pact signed in 1940 that formally aligned the military aims of Germany, Italy, and Japan	Tripartite Pact	14%
Churchill often referred to Italy as the _____ of Europe	Underbelly	14%
General in charge of the Soviet troops in Stalingrad during the Battle of Stalingrad	Vasily Chuikov	14%
British Admiral tasked with planning the Dunkirk evacuation	Vice Admiral Bertram Ramsay	14%