Allied Forces Landing and Call to Action

The transcript announces the landing of Allied forces in France under General Eisenhower's command, marking the start of the campaign in Western Europe. It calls upon the people of Western Europe to prepare for liberation and encourages all patriots to contribute to the final victory. The message emphasizes the importance of unity, faith, and resolute action to achieve success in the upcoming battles.

Who was in command of the Allied naval forces during the landing on the northern coast of France?

• General Montgomery

• General Patton

• General Eisenhower

• General MacArthur

What is the significance of the landing mentioned in the communique?

• It signifies the surrender of the Axis powers.

• It is a training exercise for the Allied forces.

• It is the opening phase of the campaign in Western Europe.

• It marks the end of the war in Europe.

What role are the people of Western Europe encouraged to play according to the communique?

• To remain neutral

• To support the Axis powers

• To contribute to the final victory

• To evacuate the region

What does the communique urge those who love freedom to do?

• To remain silent

• To retreat to safer areas

• To stand with the Allied forces

• To negotiate peace

What is the tone of the final message in the communique?

• Resolute and hopeful

• Defeatist

• Pessimistic

• Indifferent