The Sudetenland was a German-speaking area of what country that was invaded by Germany in 1938?

What leader proclaimed "peace in our time" after signing an agreement with Hitler in 1938, acceding to all his previous territorial grabs?

What two countries launched invasions of Poland, generally regarded as the beginning of World War 2? [Choose 2 answers]

What American president set up the Lend-Lease program of providing military supplies to Allied nations prior to America's entry into World War 2?

What English mathematician was a key figure in breaking Nazi codes during World War II? [Hint: he was portrayed by Benedict Cumberbatch in The Immitation Game]

What French city were most of the British army trapped in May 1940, prompting a frantic national effort to rescue them back to Britain?

What major air campaign was fought between the British Royal Air Force and German Luftwaffe from July-October of 1940?

What puppet government ruled France from 1940-1944, actively collaborating with the Nazis, including its oppressive policies against Jews?

Which beach in the D-Day Normandy invasion was the most heavily defended and costly in terms of casualties? [Hint: it was portrayed in Saving Private Ryan]

True or False: the United States produced more war materials than all Axis powers combined.

What country suffered the most World War 2 deaths as a percentage of its population?

What was the largest concentration camp in the German Holocaust, costing the lives of over 1.1 million?

Operation Husky, an amphibious Allied invasion involving over 3,000 ships and 150,000 ground troops, targeted what location in Europe?

What British general led an Allied victory at El Alamein, considered the turning point in the African campaign of World War 2?

What was the code name given to the D-Day invasion of Normandy in June of 1944?

What battle, fought from August 1942 - February 1943, was considered the turning point battle on the Eastern front in WW2?

What American general do many historians, including Bill O'Reilly, believe was murdered by the Soviet Union due to his public anti-Soviet sentiment?

What last ditch effort by Hitler in December 1944 nearly succeeded in splitting Allied forces and cutting supply lines, but was thwarted by Patton's 3rd Army counteroffensive?

What German general, known as the Desert Fox, was forced to commit suicide after he was connected to the July 1944 plot to kill Hitler?

Which of the following countries' armies was NOT one of the Allied nations to occupy Berlin at the end of World War 2?