Allied Forces Cross The Rhine Into Germany

The transcript describes the Allied forces' strategic crossing of the Rhine River, employing various amphibious tactics. It highlights the swift capture of Koblenz and the significant number of Nazi prisoners taken. The narrative continues with the surrender of remaining Nazi forces and the Allied push into the heart of Germany, marking a pivotal moment in the battle for unconditional surrender.

What was the primary objective of the Allied forces when crossing the Rhine River?

• To break through the last natural barrier into Germany

• To capture Berlin

• To establish a defensive line

• To retreat to safer grounds

Which city was swiftly captured by the Allied forces, leading to the capture of 2000 Nazis?

• Munich

• Frankfurt

• Berlin

• Koblenz

How many prisoners were taken by the Allied forces along the front in two weeks?

• 400,000

• 300,000

• 200,000

• 100,000

What psychological tactic was used by an American Sergeant to encourage German surrender?

• Dropping leaflets

• Sending messengers

• Using loudspeakers

• Broadcasting through a microphone

What was the ultimate goal of the Allied forces as they pushed beyond the Rhine?

• To negotiate peace

• To establish a new government

• To retreat to France

• To achieve unconditional surrender