Ireland during WWII

deValera proposed neutrality on the...

• 3rd September 1939

• 2nd September 1939

• 4th September 1939

Give two reasons why Ireland chose to be neutral:

Minster for Co-Ordination of Defensive Measures (censorship) was:

• Séán Lemass

• Gerry Boland

• Oscar Traynor

• Frank Aiken

The ports which Ireland had reclaimed control over after 1938 were:

• Cobh

• Berehavan

• Howth

• Lough Swilly

Ireland's part- time volunteer army force was called the:

• Home Guard

• Local Defence Army

• Local Defence Force

• Reserve Army

The Irish Intelligence network was called:

IRA members were imprisoned under the Offences Against the State Act where?

• Mountjoy

• Kilmainham

• The Curragh

• Cathal Brugha Barracks

The British Ambassador to Ireland during WWII was:

• Sir John McDaid

• Sir Nigel Crawford

• Sir John Maffey

• Sir Malcolm McDonald

In return for joining the war effort, Malcolm McDonald (Health Minister) offered Ireland:

German Ambassador to Ireland was:

• Rudolf Hess

• Dr. Eduard Hempel

• Dieke Potzel

• Reinhard Heydrich