The official AHF WW1 quiz thread
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The official AHF WW1 quiz thread
The quiz threads we've had running in the Lounge for a while has been a great success, so I think it is time to get one started in this section too.
The rules are very simple:
The first one to post the correct answer, posts a new question (must be on the First World War) and so on.
/Marcus
The rules are very simple:
The first one to post the correct answer, posts a new question (must be on the First World War) and so on.
/Marcus
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Was he Hüseyin Rauf, who signed the Armistice with the Allies on October 30, 1918? But I don't think he was a general in the Turkish Army, he was a diplomat and politician. Or was he once in the Navy?_KaaN_ wrote:So lets start![]()
To warm up,an easy one:
Who is this Turkish General??
Tip:He was a chairmen of something happened in 30 October 1918.
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I wasn't aware he was a General either...
At the time he was the Maritime minister, and I believe he was previously a captain or an Admiral, though I'm not sure.
Though I believe you are infact right there. My Ataturk guess was because of a very similiar picture of Ataturk that I came across.
We'll have to wait for Kaan to confirm though.
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At the time he was the Maritime minister, and I believe he was previously a captain or an Admiral, though I'm not sure.
Though I believe you are infact right there. My Ataturk guess was because of a very similiar picture of Ataturk that I came across.
We'll have to wait for Kaan to confirm though.
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Hi Orok
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Italians attacked the fortified positions of Ausro-Hungarian forces at about 5:00 pm.. Astro-Hungarians fought bravely but couldnt hold out against Italian artillery fire. At the end Italians captured the peak but they couldnt continue to the north and capture Mte. Sief.

For detailed story of what happened in Col di Lana --->here.
Regards
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Italians attacked the fortified positions of Ausro-Hungarian forces at about 5:00 pm.. Astro-Hungarians fought bravely but couldnt hold out against Italian artillery fire. At the end Italians captured the peak but they couldnt continue to the north and capture Mte. Sief.

For detailed story of what happened in Col di Lana --->here.
Regards
Kaan