Investigating WWII Camps and Technologies

After Hitler's death, the Channel Islands are liberated, and British intelligence investigates war crimes on Alderney. They discover mass graves and evidence of torture. Drones and LiDAR technology are used to map the SS camp and uncover hidden evidence. The reconstruction of the camp reveals its layout and the atrocities committed there.

What event led to the liberation of the Channel Islands?

• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles

• The fall of Berlin

• The invasion of Normandy

• The surrender of German forces

What did British intelligence aim to investigate in Alderney?

• The construction of new military bases

• Rumors of war crimes

• The economic impact of the war

• The presence of Allied spies

How many prisoners were discovered in the Russian cemetery?

• 336

• 150

• 200

• 500

What did the 1943 aerial photograph suggest?

• A secret airfield

• An underground tunnel

• The presence of a hidden bunker

• A mass grave

What technology did Caroline's team use to map the site?

• Radar

• Sonar

• Infrared

• Lidar

What did the lidar data reveal about the camp?

• The layout of the camp

• The location of hidden weapons

• The identity of the camp guards

• The number of prisoners

What was the purpose of the SS area in the camp?

• To house prisoners

• To serve as a medical facility

• To guard the entrance to the prisoner compound

• To store supplies

What surrounded the prisoner compound?

• A moat

• A high barbed-wire fence

• A stone wall

• A wooden palisade

What type of buildings were the prisoner barracks?

• Underground bunkers

• Metal sheds

• Single-story wooden buildings

• Multi-story brick buildings

What was the ultimate goal of Caroline's investigation?

• To find hidden treasure

• To uncover evidence the Nazis tried to destroy

• To establish a new historical site

• To build a memorial