| Explanation | Information |
| During the war, what was the name given to the countries who OPPOSED, Germany, Italy and Japan? | |
| What were the anti-Semitic laws enacted in 1935? | |
| Who was the Canadian Prime Minister during WWII? | |
| What was the name of the policy designed to avoid war with Germany? | |
| The place the Japanese attacked, that resulted in the Americans entering WWII. | |
| Which beach did the Canadians take as part of the D-Day, Normandy landings? | |
| What is the name of the book Hitler wrote outlining his beliefs? | |
| Canadian scientist and broadcaster who was in a Japanese internment camp | |
| A battle where nearly 60% of the allied forces were either killed, wounded, or captured. | |
| Which Chinese province did Japan attack in 1932? | |
| What was the largest single revolt by the Jews during the Holocaust? | |
| In 1941, where were the Canadians defeated by the Japanese? | |
| The unofficial name of a Second World War paramilitary and commando training installation. | |
| What was the name of the disastrous Canadian raid on the French coast, that happened in 1942? | |
| Which country did Hitler invade, that started WWII? | |
| What is the name of the area along the German border with France, that Hitler wanted to re-militarize? | |
| What was the name of the agreement that permitted the Nazi annexation of Czechoslovakia's Sudentenland.. | |
| The place where the allied forces attacked a German occupied French port. The attack began at 5 am, and a retreat was called at 9 am. | |
| Which group of Canadians was interned during WWII? | |
| What is the German word that means 'Lightening War'? | |
| What is the word that is used for a technique where soldiers blast through walls, throw grenades through the gaps and then use more grenades to move down the stairs? | |