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What was the real name of the individual known as "The Red Baron?"
Ronaldo Pines-Guerrero
Antonin Kelmitzer
Clyde Meguerrbels
Manfred von Richthofen
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During what war did the Red Baron carve out his legacy in combat?
The Seven Years' War
The Franco-Prussian War
World War Two
World War One
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For what nation did the Red Baron fight during World War One?
The United States of America
Germany
France
Spain
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Before his time in the air force, the Red Baron served in what military position?
Cavalryman
Artilleryman
Marksman
Mechanic
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The Red Baron served as the leader for the German Air Force Fighter Squadron Number 11. What was German word for a fighter squadron during World War One?
Umbric
Jasta
Cabelkorps
Parasont
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The Red Baron was a celebrated ace pilot. During World War One, an ace pilot was someone who shot down how many (or more) enemy pilots?
15
19
5
7
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Official documents record that the Red Baron had how many aerial victories before his untimely death?
47
80
109
142
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Because of their flamboyantly painted planes and impressive maneuverability, the Red Baron's unit was known by which of the following nicknames?
The Flying Circus
The Rainbow Rockets
Gems In the Sky
Starfall Unit
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What was the title of the Red Baron's brief autobiography?
"The Crimson Comet"
"The Red Fighter Pilot"
"The Wild Blue Yonder"
"The Herald of Storms"
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As a peculiar affectation, the Red Baron would commemorate each aerial victory by ordering which of the following items engraved with the date?
A pewter skull
A steel knife
A silver cup
A golden ring
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"Bloody April of 1917" was an event where the Red Baron and his men shot down an astronomical number number of British planes which were on their way to aid in what battle?
The Battle of Verdun
The Battle of Arras
The Battle of Leningrad
The Second Battle of the Somme
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The Red Baron was shot down and killed in 1918 in what country?
Poland
Spain
Russia
France
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The Red Baron's bones were interred at the German cemetery Invalidenfriedhof but were moved after what event damaged his grave?
It was bombed by Allied forces during World War Two.
It was accidentally set on fire by a local drunk.
It was desecrated by the Nazi Party after they found out he was Jewish.
It was shot by Soviet troops stationed in the area.
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Andrew Nicholas is a passionate reader and writer on the subjects of history and mankind. He is a published author, critic, and poet who grew up in the friendly scenery of rural Ohio. He is a graduate of Wright State University and a regular student of historical curiosities.