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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Hartmann hesitate to burn his photograph of himself, Legat, and Leyna? (from Day Two, Chapters 1-5)

He may need it later as evidence.

It is one of his most cherished possessions.

He has a rare affection for those memories.

He is a sentimental man.

2.

What do the white stone crosses of Flanders represent to Legat during his conversation with Hartmann? (from Day Three, Chapters 5-7)

Sadness.

Patriotism.

Futility.

History.

3.

How does Legat’s split from Pamela mirror the other changes to his beliefs and goals at the end of the novel? (from Day Four, Chapters 1-4)

He is preparing himself to die in the war.

He cannot handle lies or secrets anymore.

He is reclaiming agency in his own life.

He is severing emotional attachments.

4.

Why do the British diplomats want Chamberlain to omit the 1935 Anglo-German Naval Agreement from his joint statement? (from Day Four, Chapters 1-4)

The Agreement was binding and the joint statement is not.

The comparison will make both seem hollow.

Taking credit for both will make Chamberlain seem conceited.

Hitler may not sign if he is reminded of the restrictive 1935 Agreement.

5.

Why is Legat “disconcerted” to hear Chamberlain read out Hitler’s telegram (71)? (from Day One, Chapters 4-6)

Chamberlain is old and tired, compared to Hitler’s endless vigor.

Hitler’s rhetoric is more flowery than Chamberlain’s usual style.

Legat finds himself agreeing with Hitler’s arguments.

Chamberlain’s tone is reasonable, compared to Hitler’s aggression.

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