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Question 1: On September 8 general ________, commander of the XIX Panzer Corps, was ordered to advance through Wizna towards Brześć.
Gotthard HeinriciHeinz GuderianFranz HalderHermann Hoth

Question 2: "40:1" is also the entry song of Polish ________ Damian Grabowski.
StrikeforceSLAMM!! EventsMixed martial artsIt's Showtime

Question 3: The German 3rd Army was to advance from ________ towards Warsaw, directly through the positions of Polish Narew Corps.
West PrussiaBrandenburg-PrussiaEast PrussiaRoyal Prussia

Question 4: Battle of Wizna (sometimes referred to as the Polish Thermopylae) was fought between September 7 and September 10, 1939, between the forces of Poland and Germany during the initial stages of ________.
History of Poland (1939–1945)Eastern Front (World War II)Invasion of PolandWarsaw Uprising

Question 5: It is certain, however, that the ________ lost at least 10 tanks and several other AFVs in the struggle.
WehrmachtAlbert KesselringEastern Front (World War II)Adolf Hitler

Question 6: It is estimated that most of Polish soldiers were killed in action, with some 40 successfully withdrawing and additional 40 taken ________.
Prisoner of warExileSlaveryHuman rights

Question 7: In his diaries general ________ noted that 9 german soldiers were killed in action.
Gotthard HeinriciHermann HothFranz HalderHeinz Guderian

Question 8: Exact Polish losses are unknown, mostly because very little is known of the soldiers that were taken ________ by the Germans.
SlaveryPrisoner of warHuman rightsExile

Question 9: It is alleged that ________, in an attempt to end the Polish resistance, threatened the Polish commander that he would shoot the POWs if the remaining forces did not surrender.
Franz HalderGotthard HeinriciHermann HothHeinz Guderian
















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