British paratroopers and Dutch Resistance members cooperate to rid the Netherlands of its Nazi occupiers

The transcript describes a crack division's efforts during a wartime episode. Initially successful, they faced increasing challenges as the situation changed. Supplies dwindled, and orders to withdraw were eventually given. Despite the difficulties, the division's actions were heroic, with a significant number of survivors. Their efforts contributed to holding the Nijmegen Bridge.

What role did the Dutch resistance play in the initial success of the crack division?

• They sabotaged German equipment.

• They fought alongside the division.

• They informed about the German forces' positions.

• They provided food and shelter.

What was one of the main challenges faced by the small force as the days went on?

• Desertion among troops.

• Shortage of ammunition.

• Increased enemy reinforcements.

• Lack of communication with headquarters.

Why did the situation become more difficult for the small force?

• The local population turned against them.

• The weather improved, aiding the enemy.

• The enemy received reinforcements.

• Their leader was captured.

Who ordered the withdrawal of the surviving troops?

• General Eisenhower

• General Patton

• Field Marshall Montgomery

• Winston Churchill

What was the strategic significance of the Nijmegen Bridge?

• It was the only bridge left undamaged in the region.

• It connected two major cities in Germany.

• It was a key defensive position against the Nazis.

• It was a major supply route for the Allies.