[世界史の理解]

2024年03月03日

これまで、表紙の写真を題材に第二次世界大戦クイズを６問出させていただきましたが、まだ全問正解者はいません。これからの数十年、第二次世界大戦１００年に向けて関心が益々高まることが予想されます。今後の未来を予想する上でもこの第二次世界大戦のことは随所で取り扱われ、益々『忘れ得ぬ戦争』となっていくでしょう。全問正解者がいないので、少しヒント。第一問、写真の中で1番先に死んだのは誰か？意外にも、独ソ不可侵条約にも登場する若者が194２年に戦死します。第二問、ヒトラー以外の自殺者は？日本人で、降伏を知ってスイスで自殺します。第三問、リッベントロップ外相の小学校時代の教師となるとその夫も高齢者。第四問、総統官邸を訪問していない日本の将軍は？4択なので容易だったか？第五問、1944年7月20日のヒトラー暗殺未遂事件での死亡者。この人の後継者がドイツ陸軍１の酒飲みのブルクドルフ将軍。禁酒禁煙の菜食主義者がこの人を選ぶとは！第六問、ベルリンと東京の経度の差を問うだけでした。ベルリンはGMT+1なのと、日本は明石標準時を採用し東経135度であることを知っていることが前提でした。



So far, we have asked 6 World War II quizzes based on the photos on the cover, but there are still no correct answers from viewers around the world to all the questions. It is expected that interest in the war will increase more and more for the next few decades. In anticipating the future, this World War II will be handled everywhere, and it will become more and more "unforgettable war". There is no one who answers all the questions correctly, so a little hint for you.The first question, who among the attendants of the treaty died first in the picture? Surprisingly, a young man who also appeared in the German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact was killed in battlefield in Russia in 1942. The second question, who is the suicides other than Hitler? He is Japanese, and he committed a suicide in Switzerland after knowing the surrender. Question 3, who was the attendee whose wife taught the foreign minister in his elementary school time, so his husband would be also elderly. Question 4, what about Japanese generals who have not visited the President's official residence? Was it easy because it's 4 choices? Question 5, Deaths in the attempted assassination of Hitler on July 20, 1944. This person's successor is General Burgdorf, the first drinker in German army. I can't believe that a vegetarian who is also abstinent from drinking and smoking chooses this person as his senior adjutant.The sixth question, I only asked the difference in longitude between Berlin and Tokyo,which was the most boring of the six questions. It was assumed that Berlin is GMT +1 and that Japan adopts Akashi Standard Time and knows that it is located 135 degrees east longitude.