FDR on Rome's Liberation Pt1

What is the source of deep satisfaction mentioned in the first section?

• The freedom of the Pope under Vatican City

• The capture of Germany

• The support from the United Nations

• The end of the war

Why is it unwise to inflate the significance of capturing Rome?

• It marks the end of the war

• It is only a minor victory

• It is not recognized by the United Nations

• It requires further efforts and fighting

What does the narrator suggest about the distance to victory?

• It is very close

• It is still some distance ahead

• It has already been covered

• It is impossible to achieve

What is expected to be tough and costly according to the final section?

• The capture of Axis capitals

• The rebuilding of Rome

• The negotiations with the United Nations

• The journey to Germany

What does the narrator assure about the distance to victory?

• It will be covered in due time

• It will never be covered

• It is not important

• It is already covered