A) 1933-1939 B) 1914-1918 C) 1939-1945 D) 1933-1945
A) The SS B) The Gestapo C) The Wehrmacht D) The Communist Party
A) January 1933 B) March 1933 C) June 1941 D) September 1939
A) Re-education B) Forced labor C) Systematic murder D) Military training
A) 1.65 million B) 10 million C) 700,000 D) 500,000
A) About a million B) 50,000 C) 1.65 million D) 200,000
A) Soldiers of the Red Army B) Members of the SS C) Prisoners of war D) Members of the Communist Party of Germany
A) Legal representation B) Democratic elections C) Frequent release of inmates D) Forced labor
A) Concentration camp B) Internment center C) Prisoner of war camp D) Extermination camp
A) First World War B) Herero and Nama genocide C) Boer War D) Armenian genocide
A) As foreign tourists B) As dangerous criminals C) As political heroes D) As innocent victims
A) Immediately after the war B) First half of World War II C) During the 1930s D) Second half of World War II
A) They died in death marches B) They were sent to work in factories C) They were immediately freed D) They were repatriated to their home countries
A) 1907 Hague Convention B) Treaty of Versailles C) United Nations Charter D) Geneva Convention
A) Jews B) Asocials C) Habitual criminals D) Government officials |