Freed prisoners of war arrive in Liverpool during WWI

The transcript describes the arrival of repatriated prisoners in Liverpool, where they received a warm welcome. General Ronald Adam read a message from the King and expressed hope for the return of all prisoners of war. The transcript highlights the experiences of the prisoners, some of whom were seriously wounded or had been held captive for years. Messages of gratitude and greetings were sent to various Commonwealth countries, expressing joy at being free again. The prisoners also expressed their appreciation for the support from the British Red Cross.

Who was responsible for delivering a message from the King during the welcome ceremony?

• A British Empire official

• The Mayor of Liverpool

• 2nd Gen Ronald Adam

• A representative from the Red Cross

What was a common experience among the repatriated prisoners mentioned in the second section?

• They were all civilians

• They had been held captive for varying periods

• They were all from the same military unit

• They had all lost their sight

What emotion did the repatriated prisoners express upon their return to Britain?

• Anger

• Joy and gratitude

• Confusion

• Indifference

Which organization was acknowledged for its support to the repatriated prisoners?

• The Royal Navy

• The British Red Cross

• The United Nations

• The Salvation Army

What was the general sentiment of the repatriated prisoners towards their journey back home?

• They were reluctant to leave Britain

• They were indifferent to the journey

• They were apprehensive about the journey

• They were hopeful and eager to return home