During Hitler’s rise to power, he had the overwhelming support of his elite guard, the SS. However, who was the chief of the SA (Sturmabteilung), later assassinated on Hitler’s orders?

Related Mcqs:

1. Adolf Hitler was responsible for sixty million deaths worldwide as a result of World War ll and his own killings. “Der Fuhrer” murdered millions of innocent Jews in the Holocaust – and millions of others, too. In an encounter towards the end of WWI, Hitler was supposedly at the mercy of which British soldier, who let him go?

   A. Henry Tandey
   B. Richard Milton
   C. Thomas Seems
   D. Derrick Newton

2. As the leader of Romania during the Cold War, this corrupt man often refused to co-operate with Soviet policy, which gained him the friendship of the United States and many other Western powers. Many believe his wife was the real “power behind the throne”, especially in the later years. Who was this Communist leader?

   A. Nicolae Ceausescu
   B. Vaclav Havel
   C. Lech Walesa
   D. Andrei Gromyko

3. Josef Stalin, although allied with the Allied Powers during World War ll, perhaps killed and tortured more of his own people than anyone, at any time. His paranoia led to purges throughout society and his own administration. Any who were thought to have disobeyed his will were tortured and murdered. Approximately, how many people was Stalin thought to have murdered?

   A. 20,000,000
   B. 3,000,000
   C. 700,000
   D. 185,000

4. Neville Chamberlain, representing Great Britain, ‘appeased’ Hitler in the days before WW ll. His French counterpart was:

   A. Foch
   B. Daladier
   C. Petain
   D. Champlain

5. Idi Amin killed approximately 3000,000 people during his reign and stole millions of dollars from his country and others. He expelled all non-African residents from his country and threated British citizens who lived there. What African nation did the “butcher of Africa” rule?

   A. Uganda
   B. Libya
   C. Somalia
   D. Zaire

6. This 11th Prime Minister of Israel, elected in 2001, is considered by many Israelis to be a strong leader battling terrorism. Many critics, however, particularly in the Arab world, refer to him as “the Butcher of Beirut” and have sought his prosecution as a war criminal.

   A. Ariel Sharon
   B. Yitzak Rabin
   C. Ehud Barak
   D. Shimon Peres

7. The election of this Chancellor on September 27, 1998 signaled a changing of the guard, for he became the first postwar German leader who was too young to remember World War II.

   A. Edmund Stoiber
   B. Helmut Kohi
   C. Gerhrd Schroeder
   D. Horst Kohler

8. IN Germany in the early 1920s Adolf Hitler formed a political party which believed the Germans to be the master of the earth and were filled with the great hatred of Jews. Name the political party?

   A. Nazis
   B. Fascist
   C. German Socialist
   D. None of them

9. Adolf Hitler committed suicide on April 30, 1945. Who succeeded him as Germany’s Reichskanzler for a period of 23 days?

   A. Karl Doenitz
   B. Heinrich Himmler
   C. Adolf Eichmann
   D. Rudolf Hess

10. Hitler’s henchman Rudolf Hess was born where?

    A. Scotland
    B. Austria
    C. Egypt
    D. Holland