US President Harry Truman announcing World War II Allied victory over Germany in Europe

The transcript describes the celebration of the end of World War II in Europe, with President Truman announcing Germany's surrender. It highlights the victory in Europe and the need to continue efforts in the Pacific. The speech emphasizes the strength of peace-loving nations and the ongoing fight against tyranny worldwide.

How long did the conflict in Europe last before the war ended?

• Five years and eight months

• Three years and six months

• Four years and nine months

• Seven years and two months

Who made the official announcement of Germany's surrender?

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• President Truman

• Winston Churchill

• General Eisenhower

What did President Truman wish regarding Franklin D. Roosevelt?

• That he had been able to meet General Eisenhower

• That he had been able to visit Europe

• That he had lived to see the victory day

• That he had been able to lead the United Nations

What is the next focus after the victory in Europe?

• Negotiating with Germany

• Celebrating the victory

• Winning the war in the East

• Rebuilding Europe

What have the peace-loving nations demonstrated in the West?

• Their economic superiority

• Their cultural influence

• Their military strength over dictators

• Their ability to negotiate peace