British Confers With France and Italy At Stresa

Senor Mussolini arrives in Italy for a significant conference with British and French representatives. The leaders pay tribute to General Cardona, a notable figure in the Italian army during the Great War. They then walk by Lake Maggiore before being transported by motorboats to Isola Bella, where they engage in crucial discussions about the European situation.

Who arrived in Italy ahead of the British and French representatives for the conference?

• Senor Mussolini

• Mr. Ramsay MacDonald

• Monsieur Flandin

• Sir John Simon

Which leaders were saluted by a guard of honour on their way to pay tribute?

• Monsieur Flandin and Sir John Simon

• Monsieur Laval and Sir John Simon

• Senor Mussolini and Mr. Ramsay MacDonald

• Mr. Ramsay MacDonald and Monsieur Laval

At which location did the British and French leaders pay tribute?

• Stresa

• Isola Bella

• Lake Maggiore

• Tomb of General Cardona

Where did the leaders walk before taking motorboats to Isola Bella?

• In the gardens of Isola Bella

• Beside Lake Maggiore

• Through the streets of Stresa

• Along the Italian coast

What was the main focus of the discussions held at Isola Bella?

• Military strategies

• Economic policies

• Cultural exchange

• European situation