Paris Liberated 4

On August 25th, 1944, General Leclerc and his French troops entered Paris through the Arleo Gate, marking the beginning of the city's liberation. The citizens of Paris celebrated joyously. Although some cleanup operations were still necessary, the German Stormtroopers surrendered in large numbers, signifying a significant victory for the Allies.

On what date did General Leclerc and his troops enter Paris?

• September 1st, 1944

• July 14th, 1944

• June 6th, 1944

• August 25th, 1944

Through which gate did the French troops enter Paris?

• The Arleo Gate

• The Arc de Triomphe

• The Porte de Versailles

• The Brandenburg Gate

What was the reaction of the City of Light upon the entry of French troops?

• It was indifferent

• It remained silent

• It was filled with fear

• It went wild with joy

What tasks remained after the initial celebrations in Paris?

• Rebuilding the city

• Mopping up operations

• Organizing a parade

• Negotiating peace

How did the remaining Stormtroopers respond after the French troops entered Paris?

• They launched a counterattack

• They fled the city

• They surrendered by the hundreds

• They went into hiding