Trivial Pursuit, D-DAY, Travel
Test your knowledge of the Normandy landings in this unique D-Day Edition Trivial Pursuit, with 600 questions!
In which city was the Quadrant Conference held? Why did the Allies choose to land on the Normandy coast?
What was the scheduled time of the assault by British and Canadian troops on 6 June 1944?
What was the name of the German army light vehicle comparable to the Allied Jeep?
Will you find the answer?
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Test your knowledge of the Normandy landings in this unique D-Day Edition Trivial Pursuit, with 600 questions!
In which city was the Quadrant Conference held? Why did the Allies choose to land on the Normandy coast?
What was the scheduled time of the assault by British and Canadian troops on 6 June 1944?
What was the name of the German army light vehicle comparable to the Allied Jeep?
Will you find the answer?
