A NAZI TAKES A BRIDE

The transcript describes the wedding of British Nazi leader Colin Jordan and Françoise Dior in Carpentry, highlighting the town's historical memory of Nazis. The event was marked by an aerial bombardment and a hostile crowd, reflecting the unpopularity of the Nazi ideology. The ceremony included traditional Nazi practices, and police presence was necessary to manage the crowd's aggressive behavior.

What was the reason for the expected trouble at the wedding of British Nazi No. 1?

• There was a political protest scheduled nearby.

• The couple was famous celebrities.

• The people of Carpentry had long memories of the Nazis.

• The wedding was held during a storm.

What did the aerial bombardment at the wedding signify?

• A warning to the guests.

• A celebration of peace.

• The popularity of Colin Jordan.

• A tribute to the Blitz.

What did Françoise Dior express during the wedding?

• Her intention to move to France.

• Her desire for a peaceful life.

• Her wish for little Nazi children.

• Her love for British culture.

How did the crowd react during the wedding ceremony?

• They remained silent.

• They threw objects at the couple.

• They applauded the couple.

• They sang songs of joy.

What prevented the crowd from mingling the couple's blood?

• The couple's decision to leave early.

• The police presence.

• The couple's change of heart.

• The crowd's lack of interest.