Danish Resistance During World War II

The transcript narrates the end of World War II in Denmark, focusing on Anne-Marie's experiences. It highlights the celebrations in Copenhagen, the sacrifices of resistance members like Peter Nielsen and Lisa, and the historical context of the German occupation. The story blends fact and fiction, emphasizing themes of hope and human decency.

What event marked the end of the war in Copenhagen?

• The fall of Berlin

• The signing of a peace treaty

• The arrival of American troops

• The raising of the Danish flag

How did Anne-Marie's family and neighbors help the Jewish community during the war?

• By hiding them in their homes

• By providing them with food and clothing

• By tending to their apartments

• By helping them escape to Sweden

What was Peter Nielsen's fate after being captured by the Germans?

• He managed to escape

• He was sent to a concentration camp

• He was executed in a public square

• He was imprisoned for life

What did Anne-Marie learn about her sister Lise's involvement in the war?

• Lise was a spy for the Germans

• Lise was part of the resistance

• Lise was a journalist covering the war

• Lise was a nurse in the army

What inspired the author to create the character of Anne-Marie?

• A fictional character from another book

• A historical figure from the Danish resistance

• A family member who experienced the war

• A real-life friend who lived in Copenhagen

What was the role of the Danish resistance during the war?

• They provided intelligence to the Allies

• They sabotaged German military operations

• They helped smuggle Jews to safety

• They collaborated with the Germans

What message did Kim Malthe-Bruun convey in his letter to his mother?

• To seek revenge against the Germans

• To remember the times before the war

• To dream of a world of human decency

• To forget the past and move on