World War 2 terms starting with the letter q?

Answer 1

Some WW2 words that start with Q:

Quartermaster

quisling (traitor)

Quebec Conference 1943

quagmire (marching in monsoon season)

quilted white mountain troop uniforms

quadriplegics coming home from war
quarrel

Answer 2

Well, darling, there aren't many World War 2 terms that start with the letter "q," but I'll give you one: Quisling. A Quisling is a term used for a traitor or collaborator, named after Norwegian politician Vidkun Quisling who sided with the Nazis during the war. And that's all she wrote, honey.

Answer 3

quis·ling [kwízzling] (plural quis·lings) n

traitor: a traitor, especially somebody who collaborates with an occupying force [Mid-20th century. After Vidkun Quisling, puppet premier of Norway during Nazi occupation]

-quis·ling·ism, , n Vidkun Quisling was a Norwegian politician who from 1933 led the National Union Party, the Norwegian fascist party. (Quisling was not his real name - he was originally Abraham Lauritz Jonsson.) When the Germans invaded Norway in 1940, he gave them active support, urging his fellow Norwegians not to resist them, and in 1942 he was installed by Hitler as a puppet premier. In 1945 he was shot for treason.

Answer 4

Zacharias, Ellis Mark

Zyklon gas

X-craft

Q-ship

Answer 5

There are a couple of terms starting with the letter Q which were used during the World War 2. These include quicksilver, QP, quadrant, and Q-ship.

Answer 6

The Quebec Conference in 1943 was a secret meeting attended by the leaders of the British, Canadian and United States governments. They discussed the planning for the invasion of France.

Answer 7

· Z Plan, The (Japan's naval battle strategy)

Answer 8

· Quebec Conference, 1943

· Queen Elizabeth-class battleships

Answer 9

The Z Plan is a WWII word. It was the name of Japan's naval battle strategy.

Answer 10

Zeppelin