What former dictator of Serbia was found dead in a Dutch prison cell on March 11, 2006?

Related Mcqs:

1. Nelson Mandela was in prison for 27 years before he was released and became president of South Africa. From what prison was he released on 11 February 1990?

   A. Robben Island
   B. Goodwood Prison
   C. Pollsmoor Prison
   D. Victor Verster in Paarl

2. On 28th July Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia. Who was the premier of the Austrian Empire at the time?

   A. Count Sturgkh
   B. Isvan Tisza
   C. Friedrich Adler
   D. Nicola Pasic

3. In which year Slobodon Milosevic was found dead in his cell in UN war crime’s tribunal’s detention centre?

   A. 2006
   B. 2005
   C. 2004
   D. 2003

4. In 1619, a Dutch ship brought what to British North America for the first time?

   A. Rice
   B. Rum
   C. Slaves
   D. Tobacco

5. Who served as the president of Trinidad & Tobago from March 19, 1987 until March 19, 1997?

   A. Noor Hassanali
   B. Sali Berisha
   C. Chadli Bendjedid
   D. Jakob Dubs

6. The real name of this dictator was Saloth Sar. He was the leader of Cambodia during a time of violent genocide. By what name was he better known?

   A. Pol Pot
   B. Kim II Sung
   C. Nicolai Ceausescu
   D. Fidel Castro

7. The year 1943 saw the dictator Juan Peron come to power after a military coup. But in which country?

   A. Peru
   B. Colombia
   C. Chile
   D. Argentina

8. Of what country was Idi Amin Dada the dictator from 1971 to 1979?

   A. Uganda
   B. Zimbabwe
   C. Kenya
   D. Rwanda

9. Another ‘great dictator’ was Ayatollah Khomeini. In what year did he lead the Iranian Revolution against the last shah of Persia?

   A. 1969
   B. 1979
   C. 1959
   D. 1949

10. Of what country was Manuel Noriega the dictator form 1983 to 1989?

    A. Panama
    B. Guatemala
    C. Nicaragua
    D. El Salvador