Signing ceremony of German surrender in World War II in Reims, France

Signing ceremony of German surrender in World War II in Reims, France

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General Alfred Yodel of Germany met with Allied representatives in Reims to finalize the surrender of German forces. Eisenhower invited the Russians to participate in the discussions, ensuring the surrender was unconditional to all Allied nations. The Germans attempted to delay the process to surrender to the US instead of the Russians.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What was Yodel's intention regarding the surrender of German forces?

To surrender unconditionally to the Allies

To stall for time

To negotiate with the Russians

To surrender only to the US

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Why did the Germans prefer to surrender to the US instead of the Russians?

They feared the Russians

They had a better relationship with the US

They wanted to negotiate better terms

They were out of options