What was the codename for the mission to secure a bridgehead in the Netherlands near Arnhem during World War II?

Related Mcqs:

1. who was US Secretary of War during the second World War?

   A. Henry L. Stimson
   B. Henry Morgenthau
   C. Cordell Hull
   D. Harry Hopkins

2. IN summit meeting at Maastricht in the Netherlands leaders of European Community agreed on Maastricht Treaty on 10 Dec 1991. Under this treaty what was established?

   A. NATO
   B. European Common Defence
   C. European Union
   D. Free Trade Area

3. Who was regent for the young queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands from 1890 until her majority in 1898?

   A. Sophia von Wuerttemberg
   B. Heinrich XXXIII Reuss
   C. Heinrich von Mecklenburg-Schwerin
   D. Emma von Waldeck-Pyrmont

4. Belgium, Britain, Canada, Denmark, France, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal and US were original signatories of NATO. Germany joined NATO in 1955 and Spain in 1982. The country admitted to the alliance in 1952 was:

   A. Greece
   B. Turkey
   C. Both of them
   D. None of them

5. The members of OECD are Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, UK, US, and South Korea joined in 1997. Which country/ies joined in 1996?

   A. Hungry
   B. Poland
   C. Slovakia
   D. All of these

6. When does humanitarian intervention secure its greatest legitimization?

   A. When it is done to prevent a genocide
   B. When it is done to take down a murderous
   C. When it is done to alleviate famine
   D. When it is done through the Chapter VII enforcement provision of the Security Council

7. Who was the German foreign minister during World War ll?

   A. F. W. von der schulenburg
   B. Constantin von Neurath
   C. Joachim von Ribbentrop
   D. Franz von Papen

8. 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

9. Who was the U.S. president during World War Two?

   A. Theodore Roosevelt
   B. Woodrow Wilson
   C. Franklin D. Roosevelt
   D. Dwight Eisenhower

10. During World War II, which of these countries fell to the Nazis in June 1940?

    A. Poland
    B. Austria
    C. Finland
    D. France