WorksheetsThe Nuremberg Trials
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 17mins
When did the Nuremberg Trials start?
November 34, 1902
November 20, 1945
October 29, 1945
July 4, 1776
When did the Nuremberg Trials end?
April 15, 1865
November 24, 1946
October 1, 1946
October 19, 2005
How many Nazis were sentenced to death by hanging?
89
2
12
-20
Do you agree with the death penalty?
Yes
No
In some circumstances
What is the death penalty?
Who was Hermann Göring?
A ballet dancer
Reichmarshall and Luftwaffe Chief, President of the Reichstag, drector of "Four Year Plan"
Julius Caesar's brother
Deputy Fuhrer and Nazi Party Leader
Second most influential person in Nazi party, apart from Hitler
Who was the head judge of the Nuremberg Trials
Judge Judy
Sir Williamburg
Sir Geoffrey Lawrence
Adolf Hitler
Francis Bibble
Which countries were involved in the prosecution of the Nuremberg Trials?
Cape Verde, Ivory Coast, Austria, Turkey
Canada, Japan, Mongolia, Guam
Trinidad and Tobago, Italy, Spain, Poland
USA, Great Britain, France, Russia
Mexico, Salt Lake City, Leamington, Australia
Who composed the International Military Tribunal (IMT)?
Robert H. Jackson, Sir Hartley Shawcross, Francois de Menthon, Roman A. Rudenko
Jayden MJ. Marentette, Talyse JC. Dias, Meaghan GK. Simpson
Ryan Reynolds, Chris Pratt, Mr. Miller, Mr. Greenham
Tortilla G. Chips, Jo King, Sir Williamburg, Todd Marentette
Charlotte Brontë, Emily Brontë. Jane Austen, Virginia Woolf
Who was Hans Frank?
"The Jew Butcher of Cracow"
Hitler's main bodyguard
The King of Europe
The first person to discover gravity
The governor general of Nazi occupied Poland
How many journals did Hans Frank write that were used as evidence in the Nuremberg Trials?
17
3
-90
36
What were the Nuremberg Trials?
The founding of Rome
Trials to bring Nazi criminals to jail for their crimes against humanity
Trash day- The day that trash is picked up from houses
When Neil Armstrong landed on the moon
The trial of Hitler
How many Nazis were convicted?
(a)
Where did the Nuremberg Trials take place?
(a)
Who did not stand trial for their crimes?
Hitler and Jospeh Goebbels
Hans Frank and Hermann Göring
Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin
Sandro Botticelli and Michaelangelo
Why was Nuremberg chosen as the location for the trials?
Mostly undamaged by the war
Easy access to getaway cars
American spy heaquarters
Site of some infamous Nazi rallies
There was a bank nearby so that if they needed money they could rob it
What were the Nazis tried for?
Stealing the Mona Lisa
War Crimes
Crimes against peace
Illegal possession of a Flamingo
Crimes against humanity
What evidence from Buchenwald camp was introduced?
A pair of shoes made from human hair
Head of an executed Pole that was used as a paperweight
Hand sewn Leopard fur coats
Human skin table lamps
a half eaten sandwich
Who was the leader of the National Socialist German Workers Party (NDSAP)?
Joseph Stalin
Henry VIII
Adolf Hitler
Wilhelm Keitel
Queen Victoria
How many trials were there in total?
4
13
17
0
Who proposed the execution of German staff officers?
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Leonardo Da Vinci
Leonardo DiCaprio
Joseph Stalin
How many defendants were acquitted?
3
13
4
42482
When was the most recent trial?
December 1947
October 2020
October 2021
July 1902
What did the trials lead to?
United Nations Genocide Convention
The Treaty of Westphalia
Geneva Convention on the Laws and Customs of War
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The Louisiana Purchase
What was the headphone system used in the trials called?
SKY
Air-Plane Flying
System
IBM Loudacellphone Philippines-Finland System
TOL Hearing Canada/USA
System
IBM Hushaphone Filene-Finlay System
IBM Hushaphone
Fillet-Finland
Operating System
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