General Foche's car, tanks, German soldiers surrender on battlefield, German POWs are handed food. 1918

The transcript describes a pivotal moment in World War I where General Fush and Cordray prepare a counteroffensive using new lightweight vehicles. Despite Ludendorff's skepticism, the Allied forces launch an attack that severely impacts German morale. The German divisions become demoralized and retreat, leading to a loss of initiative for Ludendorff. The German soldiers, once proud, lose confidence in the war and their leadership, marking a turning point in the conflict.

What was General Fush preparing for in the forest of Villier?

• A defensive retreat

• A peace negotiation

• A training exercise

• A counteroffensive

What was Ludendorff's opinion on the new lightweight vehicles?

• He was indifferent to their use

• He considered them as walking pantries

• He thought they were too expensive

• He believed they were essential for victory

What was the state of the German general headquarters during the Allied attack?

• Indifferent to the situation

• Calm and organized

• Extremely serious

• Optimistic about victory

How did the German soldiers feel about the war during the Allied attack?

• Confident and motivated

• Indifferent and neutral

• Demoralized and disillusioned

• Eager to continue fighting

What did Ludendorff lose, according to the final section?

• His rank

• The initiative

• His wealth

• The support of the Allies