Revolt In Prague

The video explores the story of Prague's resistance against the Nazis, captured in underground films that have recently reached America. It highlights the events of May 1945, when Allied forces advanced on Prague from both the East and West. This led to a spontaneous uprising fueled by six years of pent-up fury, resulting in the destruction of anything associated with the German occupiers.

What is the main focus of the underground films mentioned in the introduction?

• The daily life in Prague during the Nazi occupation

• The economic impact of the war on Prague

• The story of Prague's resistance against the Nazis

• The architectural beauty of Prague

In which month and year did the Allied forces press on Prague from both directions?

• May 1945

• June 1945

• April 1945

• July 1945

What was the reaction of the people in Prague as the Allied forces approached?

• They started a spontaneous uprising

• They organized a parade

• They fled the city

• They negotiated with the Germans

What actions characterized the uprising in Prague?

• Building new infrastructure

• Destruction and burning of German-associated items

• Peaceful protests

• Holding elections

What was the emotional state of the people in Prague during the uprising?

• Calm and composed

• Joyful and celebratory

• Indifferent

• Pent-up fury from six years of occupation