General Philippe Leclerc and troops prepare to liberate Paris. Allied troops enter Paris welcomed by civilians. 1944

In the summer of 1944, the liberation of Paris marked a significant moment for the French, especially for General Jacqueline, who led the French Second Division. Having fought in Africa, the liberation held special meaning. As the Allies advanced, the dream of freedom became a reality for the townsfolk after four years of occupation.

What significant location is highlighted in the summer of 1944?

• Berlin

• London

• Paris

• Rome

Who was the commander of the French Second Division?

• General Patton

• General Jacqueline Player

• General Eisenhower

• General Montgomery

In which campaign did the French Second Division fight brilliantly?

• The Eastern Front

• The Italian Campaign

• The Desert Campaign in Africa

• The Pacific Campaign

What was the significance of the moment when the French capital was freed?

• It was a turning point in the Pacific

• It marked the end of World War II

• It fulfilled a long-held dream of the townsfolk

• It led to the fall of Berlin

How long had the townsfolk dreamed of liberation?

• Four years

• Five years

• Three years

• Two years