4. What was the newspaper that ran a story about Zahn's research called?
(a) Linzwolke.
(b) Linz Timer.
(c) Linzstrate.
(d) Linzer Volksblatt.

5. What does Zahn say Hitler did?
(a) Created an empire of fear.
(b) Enslaved the German population.
(c) Brought Europe to its knees.
(d) Fought bravely.

6. Who told most of the stories about Jagerstatter's youth?
(a) His wife.
(b) His mother.
(c) His closest friends.
(d) His spiritual adviser.

7. Where was Jagerstatter raised?
(a) St. Michel.
(b) St. Strass.
(c) Salzburg.
(d) St. Radegund.

8. What possible explanation to the blotched nature of the April 9 letter does Zahn give?
(a) It was raining when the letter was delivered.
(b) Jagerstatter's daughter might have drooled on it.
(c) The dog might have eaten the letter.
(d) It might be his or his wife's tears.

9. What did Jagerstatter do before leaving for service?
(a) Spend time drinking.
(b) Seek advice from different people.
(c) Tried to hide.
(d) Tried to finish planting his crops.

10. Why did Jagerstatter never consider hiding?
(a) He feared for his family.
(b) He had decided to give his life as a statement.
(c) He didn't know how to survive in the forest.
(d) He didn't think it was possible.

11. What did Jagerstatter decide it was not acceptable to do even for the sake of family?
(a) To accept charity.
(b) To do wrong.
(c) To fight.
(d) To go to church.

12. Where did Jagerstatter report for military service?
(a) Bonn.
(b) Berlin.
(c) Kiev.
(d) Enns.

13. When did Jagerstatter marry according to "The New Man, From Enns to Berlin"?
(a) 1936.
(b) 1937.
(c) 1934.
(d) 1938.

14. What does Charles Zahn say about the new priest and Jagerstatter's relationship?
(a) They became friends.
(b) They became enemies.
(c) They never became close.
(d) They ignored each other.

15. What prison was Jagerstatter transferred to?
(a) Bonn.
(b) Kiev.
(c) Linz.
(d) Berlin.