ANTHONY EDEN SPEECH BEFORE LEAVING BERLIN - SOUND

The speaker expresses regret over the inability to resolve the division of Germany but remains committed to seeking unity. Despite the disappointment felt by Berlin and Germany, there is hope for future agreements and support for Berlin. The speaker aspires to see Berlin as the capital of a united Germany.

What was the main reason for the speaker's regret upon leaving Berlin?

• The inability to secure a solution for a divided Germany

• The cultural differences between East and West Germany

• The economic challenges faced by Berlin

• The lack of support from other foreign ministers

What does the speaker hope to achieve for the people of Berlin and the Eastern Zone?

• Some agreements to ease their situation

• A complete reunification of Germany

• A cultural exchange program

• An increase in economic aid

How does the speaker describe the feelings of Berlin and Germany regarding the conference results?

• Angry and resentful

• Indifferent and neutral

• Gravely disappointed

• Optimistic and hopeful

What assurance does the speaker give to the people of Berlin?

• They can count on continued support

• They will have more cultural events

• They will be relocated to a safer area

• They will receive financial support

What future vision does the speaker hold for Berlin?

• Berlin hosting international conferences

• Berlin being the capital of a united Germany

• Berlin leading in technological advancements

• Berlin becoming a major economic hub