WW2's Biggest Mad Lad | The Life & Times of Leo Major

The video narrates the extraordinary military career of Leo Major, a Canadian soldier known for his bravery and unconventional tactics during World War II and the Korean War. It highlights his solo capture of 93 German soldiers, his daring missions, and his refusal of a medal. Leo's legacy includes being an honorary citizen of Zwolle and having a street named after him.

What was Leo Major's role in the army during World War II?

• Medic

• Scout and Sniper

• Pilot

• Tank Operator

How did Leo Major manage to capture 93 German soldiers?

• By calling in an airstrike

• By sneaking past them and capturing their commanding officer

• By coordinating with the Dutch Resistance

• By using a tank

Why did Leo Major refuse the Distinguished Conduct Medal?

• He thought the general was a hack

• He believed capturing 93 soldiers was just practice

• He was not interested in medals

• He wanted a higher rank

What was Leo Major's reaction to his friend Willie's death during the mission in Zwolle?

• He called for reinforcements

• He surrendered to the Germans

• He abandoned the mission

• He sought revenge and continued the mission alone

How did Leo Major manage to clear the city of Zwolle of German soldiers?

• By using a secret tunnel

• By single-handedly attacking and capturing soldiers

• By calling in Canadian artillery

• By negotiating with the German commander

What was Leo Major's role in the Korean War?

• He was a diplomat

• He led a team of scouts and snipers

• He was a tank commander

• He served as a medic

What honor did Leo Major receive from the city of Zwolle after the war?

• An honorary citizenship

• A medal of valor

• A street named after him

• A statue in his honor