GERMANY TO-DAY, BY SIR N HENDERSON -

Sir Neville Henderson, familiar with Nazi leaders, speaks at a luncheon about the unpredictability of war. He shares his prediction that if Germany hasn't won by June, they will lose by November. He condemns Hitler's aggressive actions in Prague, Poland, Denmark, and Norway, labeling him a scourge to humanity. Henderson calls for continued resistance against Hitler's regime until its power is destroyed.

What was Sir Neville Henderson's view on predicting the course of the war?

• He was confident in his predictions.

• He thought it was impossible to predict.

• He believed it was easy to predict.

• He felt only experts could predict it.

According to Sir Neville, what would indicate Germany's loss in the war?

• If they had not won by September.

• If they had not won by December.

• If they had not won by June.

• If they had not won by March.

Which event did Sir Neville mention as a brutal occupation by Hitler?

• Invasion of Norway

• Invasion of Denmark

• Occupation of Prague

• Attack on Poland

What did Sir Neville Henderson compare Hitler to?

• A ruthless conqueror

• A modern-day Napoleon

• A benevolent dictator

• A 20th century incarnation of Adler

What was Sir Neville's call to action against Hitler?

• To seek diplomatic solutions

• To negotiate peace

• To ignore his actions

• To fight until his power is destroyed