WW2 an der Lënschaft Lëtzebuerg

Study Notes

WW2 in Luxembourg

Events leading up to WWII in Luxembourg:
- 1933: Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany.
- 1939: Germany invaded Poland, marking the start of WWII.
- 1940: Germany invaded Luxembourg.
- Luxembourg was occupied by Germany throughout WWII.
- 1944: Luxenbourg was liberated.
- 1945: End of WWII.
German occupation in Luxembourg: People were forced to work with the German army.
Impact on Luxembourg:
- People were forced to comply with German regulations.
- People were forced to participate in war-related activities.
- Luxembourg faced significant hardship during the war.

Allied Forces

Allied powers: The US, Great Britain, France, and the Soviet Union.
Reasons for involvement: Fighting againts the Axis powers to prevent further atrocities and aggression.

Gauleiter

Definition: A regional leader with significant power within the Nazi Party.
Role: Responsible for implementing the Nazi ideology within their region.

Resistance

Resistances in Luxembourg: Luxembourgian people fought against occupation attempts.
Resistance forms:
- Groups of individuals collaborated secretly to aid the resistance.

Gëlle Fra

Importance: A historical figure that highlights the resistance in Luxembourg.
Details: The Gëlle Fra was the source of inspiration for many who participated in the resistance.

Training Camps

Training camp details: Individuals undergoing Nazi military training.

Description

Dësen Quiz iwwer WW2 an Lëtzebuerg beleedegt d'Ereignisser, déi zu der Krichszeit gefouert hunn, inklusive der däitscher Besatzung. Wéi huet d'Krichsperiod d'Lëtzebuerger Bevolkerung an d'Land geformt? Teste wësst och iwwer d'Alliéiert a senges Wierker an dëser Zäit.