Saint Pierre and Miquelon Radio Station Aiding Nazis

The transcript describes a series of events during World War II. A radio station is accused of aiding German U-boats by sending weather reports. Public buildings in a Brittany village are seized. Admiral Music Gate takes charge and issues a proclamation for a plebiscite, calling for a vote on whether to continue the alliance with Vichy or join General de Gaulle's Free French movement. The vote results in a decision favoring de Gaulle, leading to the withdrawal of Vichy supporters to Dog Island.

What was the radio station accused of doing?

• Broadcasting music to the enemy

• Interfering with military communications

• Spreading propaganda

• Sending weather reports across convoy lanes

Who took charge of the civil administration in the village?

• Admiral Music Gate

• General de Gaulle

• A German officer

• The local mayor

What was the purpose of the plebiscite announced by Admiral Music Gate?

• To determine the future of the radio station

• To choose between Vichy France and Free French movement

• To decide on a new mayor

• To allocate resources for the village

What was the outcome of the plebiscite?

• A unanimous decision for Vichy France

• A split decision with no clear winner

• A decision to join General de Gaulle's Free French movement

• A decision to remain neutral

What happened to the Vichy supporters after the plebiscite?

• They were arrested

• They withdrew to Dog Island

• They joined the Free French movement

• They continued to control the village