They Made News, part 2 - Cameraman tells story of filming Hitler in 1938

In 1938, a freelance cameraman receives a job offer to document Hitler's liberation of Austria. Despite initial reluctance, he travels to Munich, where he joins other cameramen. They are assigned to cross the Austrian border with the German army. The narrator captures exclusive footage of Hitler interacting with children, reflecting on the missed opportunity to change history.

What was the initial reaction of the narrator to the job offer from Stormont Fuel?

• He was excited and accepted immediately.

• He was hesitant and preferred to rest.

• He was confused and asked for more details.

• He was angry and refused outright.

What was the main reason for the gathering of cameramen in Munich?

• To cover a sports event.

• To witness a significant political event.

• To attend a photography workshop.

• To film a new movie.

Why was the narrator concerned about his safety during the assignment?

• He was concerned about his brother's health.

• He was afraid of being caught by the Austrians.

• He was worried about the weather conditions.

• He was unsure about the reliability of his equipment.

What did the narrator and his colleague decide to do when they reached the Austrian border?

• Wait for further instructions.

• Return to Germany.

• Proceed into Austria.

• Set up camp at the border.

What unique opportunity did the narrator have during the motorcade?

• He received a personal gift from Hitler.

• He interviewed Hitler.

• He captured exclusive footage of Hitler.

• He was invited to ride in the motorcade.