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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why do the faces of the British delegation cause Hartmann despair? (from Day Three, Chapters 5-7)

He has a premonition that Britain will overcome Germany.

They look too old to determine the fate of the world.

He cannot see Legat.

None of them look strong enough to face down Hitler.

2.

Why does the author mention Hartmann’s upcoming meeting without providing details? (from Day One, Chapters 1-3)

As another background detail to add historical texture and realism.

To highlight Legat’s openness by comparison.

To create an atmosphere of suspense and secrecy.

For symmetry with Legat’s meetings and busy schedule.

3.

Why does Chamberlain ask Legat to destroy his notes on the Chiefs of Staff meeting? (from Day One, Chapters 1-3)

The meeting was always supposed to have been a secret.

He does not want the Navy’s preparations to cause a public panic.

He does not want the Navy’s preparations to incite Hitler to war.

He is embarrassed by his decisions and does not want the public to know.

4.

Why do the Gestapo officers allow Legat access to the Czech representatives? (from Day Three, Chapters 5-7)

They know Legat is collaborating with the German resistance.

They do not have the authority to deny him access.

They do not think Legat can do any damage.

They must maintain an appearance of freedom for the Czechs.

5.

What is Schmidt’s primary role in the novel’s plot? (from Day Three, Chapters 8-10)

To bring Hartmann closer to Hitler.

To shield Hartmann from Sauer.

To influence Hartmann’s convictions.

To flesh out Hartmann’s work life.

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