Men from the WA who voluntarily go to war take an oath

The transcript describes a significant event at the Binnenhof in The Hague, where the WA regiment swore an oath to Adolf Hitler, led by NSB leader Mussert. The soldiers are portrayed as idealists and national socialist fighters, committed to the future of a new Europe. The oath emphasizes obedience to Hitler and readiness to fight against Bolshevism. Confidence is expressed in the soldiers' ability to fulfill their duties.

What significant event took place at the Binnenhof in The Hague?

• A cultural festival was held.

• The first battalion of the WA regiment took an oath to Hitler.

• A peace treaty was signed.

• A new government was formed.

Who led the WA regiment in taking the oath?

• Joseph Stalin

• Anton Mussert

• Winston Churchill

• Adolf Hitler

What ideology did the soldiers believe was the future of Europe?

• Democracy

• Communism

• National Socialism and Fascism

• Monarchy

What was the primary reason for the soldiers' commitment?

• Fear of punishment

• Economic benefits

• Belief in National Socialism

• Desire for adventure

What did the soldiers swear to do in their oath?

• To seek personal glory

• To obey Adolf Hitler unconditionally

• To protect their families

• To travel across Europe