Siege Of Leningrad Trivia Quiz

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1. What was the result of the conflict?

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The result of the conflict was a Soviet victory.

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It was a prolonged military blockade undertaken from the South by Germany under the Nazi regime and its allies against the soviet city of Leningrad on the Eastern... see morefront during the second World War. So, what do you know about the Siege of Leningrad? Can you pass all the questions in our small quiz? Take our quiz and find out now. see less

2. How long did the conflict last for?

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The conflict lasted for 2 years. This means that the dispute or disagreement between the parties involved continued for a period of 24 months.

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3. How many soldiers were there on the Soviet side?

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During the specified event or conflict, there were 930,000 soldiers on the Soviet side.

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4. How many people died during the siege?

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During the siege, the total number of deaths was 642,000. This suggests that a significant number of people lost their lives during the period of the siege.

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5. Who were the belligerents during the conflict?

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The correct answer is Germany, Finland, Italy vs Soviet Union. During the conflict, Germany, Finland, and Italy were the belligerents who were fighting against the Soviet Union. This indicates that these three countries were on one side, forming an alliance, while the Soviet Union was on the opposing side.

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6. How many people died at evacuation?

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The answer is 400,000 because it is stated in the question that this is the number of people who died during the evacuation.

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7. How many Imperial palaces were destroyed on Hitler's direct orders?

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According to historical records, Hitler ordered the destruction of five Imperial palaces.

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8. How many soldiers were there on the Nazi side?

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During World War II, the Nazi side had a significant number of soldiers, totaling 725,000. This suggests that the Nazi forces had a substantial military presence and were able to mobilize a large number of troops for their campaigns.

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9. How many commanders were there on the Soviet side?

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There were 7 commanders on the Soviet side.

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10. How many commanders were there on the Nazi side?

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The question asks about the number of commanders on the Nazi side. The correct answer is 4, indicating that there were 4 commanders on the Nazi side.

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What was the result of the conflict?
How long did the conflict last for?
How many soldiers were there on the Soviet side?
How many people died during the siege?
Who were the belligerents during the conflict?
How many people died at evacuation?
How many Imperial palaces were destroyed on Hitler's direct...
How many soldiers were there on the Nazi side?
How many commanders were there on the Soviet side?
How many commanders were there on the Nazi side?
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