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European History by Letter - Z - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Home town of the above Zurich
96%
Airship named after its German inventor Zeppelin
83%
German composer of many blockbuster movie scores from 1980 (Hans) Zimmer
81%
Dalmatian city allegedly founded over 2900 years ago Zadar (Zara)
72%
His “J’accuse” made the French government plunge into a crisis (Emile) Zola
72%
Capital of the Kingdom of Aragon for almost 600 years Zaragoza
66%
Led France to the World Cup 1998, ended his career by headbutting an opponent (Zinédine) Zidane
64%
Popular Soviet WWII general (Georgy) Zhukov
55%
Failed diplomatic attempt of Germany to form a military alliance with Mexico against the US in 1917 Zimmermann telegram
51%
Greek philosopher known for his “paradoxes” Zeno of Elea
44%
German chemist Martin Heinrich Klaproth discovered this chemical element in 1789 Zirconium
36%
Bavarian Joseph Naus was the first to ascend Germany’s highest mountain in 1820 Zugspitze
33%
Strategically important Ukrainian city on the Dnepr river, bombed by Russia in the 2022 war Zaporizhzhia
31%
Former bay in the Netherlands, cut off the sea by a dam in 1932, now a freshwater lake Zuiderzee
28%
Swiss reformator, got in a row with Luther (Huldrych) Zwingli
20%
Legendary Czech long-distance runner who modernized training methods (Emil) Zatopek
19%
Grand Prince and progenitor of 23 kings of Hungary Zoltan
14%
German revolutionary, communist parliamentarian and feminist (Carla, 1857-1933) Zetkin
9%
Leader of Russia’s communist party who lost all his four bids for president (Gennadi) Zyuganov
9%
Town in Western Ukraine, site of a Cossack attack in 1649, a WWI battle and a WWII massacre Zboriv
4%
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