THE ROYAL SCOTS GREYS IN BELGIUM - SOUND

The video discusses the historical presence of the Tricolour in Southeast Asia and the significant role played by the Royal Scots Greys during their tour of Belgium and Holland. It highlights a tribute ceremony at the tomb of Belgium's unknown soldier in Brussels, where the eternal flame was revived. The Scots Greys' contribution to the liberation of Belgium is emphasized, along with the remembrance of those who were decorated or shared the fate of the unknown soldier. The video concludes by honoring the bravery of all fallen soldiers.

What was the significance of the Tricolour in Southeast Asia?

• It represented a new alliance.

• It was a symbol of colonial rule.

• It marked the beginning of a new era.

• It was a sign of peace.

Who participated in the tribute at the tomb of Belgium's unknown soldier?

• The German Bundeswehr

• The American Marines

• The French Foreign Legion

• The Royal Scots Greys and the British Legion

What was revived during the ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier?

• The national anthem

• The eternal flame

• The flag of Belgium

• The royal decree

What role did the Scots Greys play in Belgium?

• They established a new government.

• They played a vital part in the liberation.

• They built infrastructure.

• They were involved in trade negotiations.

How are the soldiers who shared the fate of the unknown Belgian soldier remembered?

• By renaming streets

• Through annual parades

• By being forgotten

• With honor and bravery