Whodunit? | Leaders | Iconic Images | Famous Battles | Misc. Events |
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Who is Josef Mengele
Who is considered the "Angel of Death"?
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What is Austria
In which country was Adolf Hitler born?
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What is the swastika
What was the Nazi's symbol?
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What is Pearl Harbor
Which battle led the U.S. to join the war?
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What is the Enola Gay
Which plane dropped the first atomic bomb in WWII?
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Who is George S. Patton
What U.S. General was responsible for 55% of all German casualties?
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Who is Dwight. D. Eisenhower
Which general was Commander In Chief of the Allied forces?
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What is the Star of David
What image were Jews required to wear in Nazi Germany?
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What is Operation Overlord
What was the operation name for D-Day?
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What is meth and cocaine
Which two drugs was Hitler taking daily?
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Who is Adolf HItler
Who wrote Mein Kampf?
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What is Benito Mussolini?
What is the full name of the Italian dicatator of WWII?
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Rosie the Riveter
Which Iconic U.S. character encouraged women to join the workforce?
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What is The Battle of Midway
In which battle did the Japanese lose naval superiority?
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Who is Erwin Rommel
What top general was forced to commit suicide because of his/her knowledge of Operation Valkyrie?
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Who is Isoroku Yamamoto
What Japanese general planned Pearl Harbor?
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Who is Joseph Stalin
Which world leader switched alliances during the course of the war?
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What is the Marines
What U.S. military branch raised the flag on Iwo Jima in the iconic image?
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What is the Battle of Stalingrad
What batlle was Germany's first defeat?
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What is the Final Solution
What was the plan name for putting all Jews in concentration camps?
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Who is Jesse Owens
What African American won two gold medals in the 1936 Berlin Games?
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Who is Josoph Stalin
Which leader died of a stroke because he wouldn't let anybody in his room?
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What is the Tuskegee Airmen
What famous air squadron had the tails on their planes painted red?
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Who are Rommel and Montgomery
What two generals faced off at the Battle El Alemain?
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What is the Batan Death March
What was the name of the event in which U.S. soldiers were forced to walk for five days and nights by Japanese soldiers?
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