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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What were Martha and Rudolf Diels' marital status when they started seeing each other?
(a) They were both married.
(b) Diels was married and Martha was single.
(c) Martha was married and Diels was single.
(d) They were both single.

2. Why did Dodd start to resent Messersmith?
(a) He thought he was after his job.
(b) He thought he was trying to kill him.
(c) He thought he was one of Martha' lovers.
(d) He thought he liked Hitler.

3. Who blocked Dodd's speech from being published according to Chapter 18?
(a) The State Deparment.
(b) Goering.
(c) Hitler.
(d) Goebbels.

4. Where was Dodd going to go at the end of Chapter 24?
(a) The French embassy.
(b) The British embassy.
(c) The Japanese embassy.
(d) The Soviet embassy.

5. Why did Hitler order Rohm to be killed?
(a) Rohm had a liaison with Martha.
(b) He believed him to be communist.
(c) He believed he was a homosexual.
(d) Rohm wanted to leave Germany.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who did Boris ridicule?

2. Who did Martha witness the brutal treatment of?

3. What was the predecessor of the KGB?

4. What was Dodd surprised to see in every town and village according to Chapter 11?

5. Where did Diels flee to?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Boris mock and ridicule in Chapter 23?

2. What happened that made Dodd lecture an officer?

3. Why were the Dodds surprised in Chapter 11?

4. What contrast is noted between Hitler's physical presence and him speaking in Chapter 20?

5. What did Hitler and Dodd speak of in their meeting?

6. What were propaganda stunts according to Chapter 28?

7. What did Dodd realize and disturbed him in Chapter 21?

8. What did an article in Fortune magazine say of Dodd according to Chapter 38?

9. What did Soviet superiors think of Martha in Chapter 37?

10. What made Martha understand the horror in Germany?

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