Lisieux, a place of pilgrimage, is destroyed by an English/American air raid

The French pilgrimage site Licieux, known worldwide, was nearly destroyed by an Anglo-American air raid, despite being far from the battlefield. The attack left 16,000 civilians homeless and resulted in 3,000 deaths. Survivors sought refuge in nearby caves.

What was the fate of the French pilgrimage site Licieux during the air raid?

• It was slightly affected.

• It was almost entirely destroyed.

• It was partially damaged.

• It was completely untouched.

Which countries were involved in the air raid on Licieux?

• Russia and China

• England and America

• France and Germany

• Italy and Spain

How many residents were left without homes after the attack?

• 10,000

• 16,000

• 20,000

• 5,000

What was the number of civilian casualties buried under the rubble?

• 4,000

• 1,000

• 2,000

• 3,000

Where did the survivors find shelter after the attack?

• In nearby forests

• In neighboring towns

• In nearby caves

• In temporary camps