Always immensely happy at the end of the quiz to find that the only ones I missed are the ones I didn't know at all - none that I'd forgotten or were on the tip of my tongue, but only ones that I truly had never heard of.
I think that the spelling Duesseldorf should definitely be accepted, as "ue" is in German fully equivalent to "ü" and will be used by native speakers interchangeably.
Also since it is in the context of flowing through Ukraine, surely it should appear as 'Dnipro' since that is the Ukrainian word. 'Dnieper' (and variations) are the Russian and Belarusian terms.
(I know Dnipro works, but it seems odd that it isn't the spelling shown as the right answer)
Denmark is historically considered part of Scandinavia, though it is not on the Scandinavian peninsula, while Finland is on the Scandinavian peninsula but not considered part of Scandinavia. This is similar to how Indonesia doesn't have land on the continent of Asia but is considered "Asian" because of its culture and proximity to Asia.
Wasn't Darmstadt another city that was firebombed in 1945? According to Wikipedia, "Following the main raid another diversionary raid by 4 Mosquitos was made on the night of 23/24 February 1945 to draw night fighters away from the main target of Pforzheim." I don't really know what Mosquitos are, but I think it should be accepted as well.
The quizmaster has updated the stats. Before the stats for each quiz only looked at the last 3000 times it was taken. Now it looks at its entire history. The result is average scores have fallen so you probably have a few new points.
Bummed I missed Dubrovnik...it's King's Landing, and I've heard that name a hundred times watching behind the scenes stuff for GoT. I missed other stuff, but that was the one I knew once I saw it.
(I know Dnipro works, but it seems odd that it isn't the spelling shown as the right answer)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_Darmstadt_in_World_War_II
Gaaaaaaaah, so frustrating!