World War II - The Battle of Normandy
From D-Day to the Gates of Paris.
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Questions80
Writer
rollie
Category
History
Keywords
Wars and Conflicts
World War II
France
United Kingdom
United States
Canada
The 1940s
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Topic Sheet
Game creation: 2024-04-01
| Photo credit: Robert F. Sargent (CPHoM)
| Photo credit (thumbnail): Robert F. Sargent (CPHoM)
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The Battle of Normandy, a major theater of operations in World War II, began on June 6, 1944, with the Allied landings. This campaign for the liberation of Western Europe was marked by fierce fighting on land, sea, and air. From the D-Day beaches to the liberated towns, Normandy became the heart of an intense struggle that cost many lives and was decisive for the outcome of the conflict.
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What body of water did the Allied ships cross on June 6, 1944, to land in Normandy?
North Sea | English Channel | Atlantic Ocean | Celtic Sea -
Which of these beaches was one of the landing sites on June 6, 1944?
Paradise Beach | Whisper Beach | Omaha Beach | Jade Beach -
On which beach during the Normandy landings were Allied losses greatest?
Gold Beach | Utah Beach | Juno Beach | Omaha Beach -
What German general believed that any invasion had to be stopped on the beaches themselves?
Gerd von Rundstedt | Heinz Guderian | Albert Kesselring | Erwin Rommel -
What was the code name for the amphibious assault phase and the establishment of beachheads on the Normandy beaches?
Operation Triton | Operation Poseidon | Operation Aquarius | Operation Neptune
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| Earnings | Players |
| 1066 | Patoche |
| 984 | Learno |
| 504 | JC2776 |
| 494 | Snifida |
| 436 | Lolo15 |
| 392 | Fredjy |
| 362 | WOODSMAN72 |
| 274 | Alexelo35 |
| 240 | AlexisbaV |
| 210 | Champignac |
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| Rating | Players |
| 2.35 | Snifida |
| 1.64 | WOODSMAN72 |
| 1.61 | Lolo15 |
| 1.50 | Alexelo35 |
| 1.23 | JC2776 |
| 1.22 | Patoche |
| 1.19 | Learno |
| 0.72 | Fredjy |
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