Pre-Invasion Conference Of British Commonwealth Leaders

The transcript describes a pre-invasion meeting of five prime ministers from Britain's Commonwealth of Nations, including Jan Christian Smuts from South Africa and Mackenzie King from Canada. The meeting, led by Churchill at 10 Downing Street, is secretive but aims to plan significant military actions in the Pacific and against Berlin.

What was the significance of the pre-invasion meeting of the Commonwealth prime ministers?

• It was held in Canada.

• It was open to the public.

• It was the first meeting in seven years.

• It was the last meeting before the war ended.

Which leader represented South Africa at the meeting?

• Mackenzie King

• Jan Christian Smuts

• Winston Churchill

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

Who was the leader from the oldest Dominion present at the meeting?

• Winston Churchill

• Mackenzie King

• Jan Christian Smuts

• Joseph Stalin

Where was the secret conference conducted by Churchill held?

• The Kremlin

• The White House

• 10 Downing Street

• Buckingham Palace

What was hinted at during the secret conference led by Churchill?

• A peace treaty with Japan

• A new alliance with Germany

• Plans for a third front

• Sweeping new Pacific blows