Nazi Invasion Of France

The transcript discusses the discovery of a French sympathizer and the subsequent German retaliation by burning his farm. It also covers an incident where a man was caught with invasion currency, considered a monstrous crime by the Nazis. Additionally, it highlights the actions of French collaborationists who betrayed their own countrymen, including the FFI.

What was the consequence for the French civilian discovered to be a sympathizer?

• He was imprisoned.

• He was executed.

• His farm was burned by the Germans.

• He was exiled.

What was the German response to discovering a sympathizer among the French civilians?

• They ignored the incident.

• They retaliated by burning the sympathizer's farm.

• They negotiated with the local leaders.

• They increased their military presence.

Why was the possession of invasion currency considered a crime by the Nazis?

• It was a minor offense.

• It was a common practice.

• It was a sign of economic instability.

• It was seen as an act of treason.

Who were the FFI?

• French resistance fighters.

• A group of German soldiers.

• French civilians who collaborated with the Nazis.

• A faction of the French government.

What did the French collaborationists do during the war?

• They remained neutral.

• They fought against the Germans.

• They sold out their own countrymen.

• They supported the French resistance.