FIRST PICTURES OF THE LOWLANDS INVASION -

The transcript describes the reaction of Belgians in Paris to the invasion of their country, highlighting their immediate return to defend Belgium. It details the impact of Hitler's brutality on Brussels, including bombings and fires. The Allies' response to aid Belgium is also covered, with footage of the advance guard moving to confront the Nazi invasion.

What was the immediate reaction of Belgians in Paris upon hearing about the invasion?

• They sought refuge in France.

• They immediately left for Belgium to join the defense.

• They celebrated in the streets.

• They protested against the French government.

What was the impact of the first bombings on Brussels?

• They resulted in significant damage and civilian casualties.

• They led to a ceasefire agreement.

• They were quickly repelled by the Belgian army.

• They caused minimal damage.

What did the incendiary bombs in Brussels lead to?

• A diplomatic resolution.

• A peaceful protest.

• Widespread fires in the capital.

• An immediate evacuation of the city.

How did the Allies respond to Germany's invasion of Belgium?

• They declared neutrality.

• They rushed to Belgium's aid.

• They imposed economic sanctions.

• They withdrew their forces from Europe.

What significant event was Movietone preparing to capture?

• A royal wedding.

• The greatest battle in history.

• The signing of a peace treaty.

• The opening of a new parliament.