New Free Nation In Germany After The War

After nine months of challenging work, Western Germany's 65 parliamentary delegates swiftly moved to establish a basic law for the new Federal Republic of Germany. Parliamentary President Konrad Adenauer highlighted the historic moment, leading the signing of the document, which was endorsed by all but two communist delegates. A general election, Germany's first free vote since 1933, is anticipated soon, marking a significant step in Germany's history as a free nation.

What was the main goal of the 65 parliamentary delegates in Western Germany?

• To dissolve the parliament

• To establish a new monarchy

• To create a basic law for the Federal Republic of Germany

• To join the Soviet Union

Who played a significant role in the signing of the document for the new Federal Republic of Germany?

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Joseph Stalin

• Winston Churchill

• Konrad Adenauer

How many communist delegates did not sign the document?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What significant event is expected to occur within a few weeks after the signing?

• A trade agreement

• A military coup

• A general election

• A peace treaty

What historical significance does the meeting in Bonn hold?

• The birth of a new free nation for Germany

• The unification of East and West Germany

• The end of World War II

• The start of the Cold War