Britain reacts to the invasion of Poland, Neville Chamberlain, Winston Churchill, King George VI, conscription in UK, tr

The transcript discusses the immediate reactions of France and Britain to Hitler's invasion of Poland, highlighting the British people's resolve to oppose Hitler's aggression. It reflects on the tragic consequences of Hitler's actions in Europe and the world, and his attempt to establish a new order based on hatred. The transcript concludes with a message of hope, emphasizing resilience and the potential for mankind's rebirth from sorrow and sacrifice.

What was the immediate action taken by France after Hitler invaded Poland?

• France called up her reservists.

• France declared war on Germany.

• France signed a peace treaty with Germany.

• France bombed German cities.

What realization did the British people come to after Hitler's invasion?

• That only Poland's integrity was at risk.

• That the threat was limited to Europe.

• That the integrity of free men worldwide was at stake.

• That the war would be over quickly.

What did Hitler attempt to build in Europe according to the transcript?

• A peaceful alliance.

• A new order based on hatred.

• A democratic government.

• A united European economy.

What is the ultimate goal regarding Hitler's influence as mentioned in the transcript?

• To preserve his ideas for future study.

• To allow his influence to remain in some areas.

• To ban and purge every trace of his influence.

• To negotiate peace with Hitler.

What message of hope is conveyed at the end of the transcript?

• That Hitler will eventually win.

• That the war will end soon.

• That mankind will be reborn from sacrifice.

• That peace is not possible.