A) During the war B) After the Liberation C) In 1950 D) Before the roundup
A) 7 B) 10 C) 15 D) 3
A) 7 B) 3 C) 15 D) 10
A) 7 B) 15 C) 10 D) 3
A) They were coerced by Nazis B) They were unaware of the camp C) They were only obeying orders D) They did not participate
A) 15 January 1948 B) 12 July 1945 C) 22 March 1947 D) 22 March 1948
A) Testifying against the Nazis B) Active, useful, and sustained participation in the Resistance C) A formal apology to survivors D) Donating money to survivors
A) 2 B) 7 C) 3 D) 10
A) Dégradation nationale B) Capital punishment C) Lifetime exile D) Community service
A) One year B) Five years C) Two years D) Ten years
A) Their sentences were doubled B) They were executed C) They were transferred to another prison D) They were reprieved
A) Marshal Henri Philippe Pétain B) René Bousquet C) Pierre Laval D) Serge Klarsfeld
A) No, it was forced by the Italians B) Yes, it was forced by the Nazis C) Yes, but only in the occupied north D) No, it was an autonomous policy
A) The cost of the operation B) The embarrassing fact that the French police would carry them out C) The lack of transportation for the prisoners D) The potential for public protests
A) Pierre Laval B) Marshal Pétain C) René Bousquet D) The Nazi High Command
A) To provide them with labor training in the east B) To keep families together C) To feed them in government camps D) To protect them from air raids
A) 18 months old B) Newborn C) 5 years old D) 10 years old
A) Antony Beevor B) Julian T. Jackson C) Serge Klarsfeld D) Artemis Cooper
A) 1990 B) 1945 C) 1980 D) 1942
A) To join the Allied forces B) To overthrow the German occupiers C) To avoid further erosion of their sovereignty D) To save money on military policing
A) To hide children from German patrols B) To deport children whose deportation was not requested by the Nazis C) To only deport children over the age of 16 D) To release children from detention centers
A) Reluctant and forced by the Nazis B) Enthusiastic about the deportation of Jews C) Unhappy and defiant D) Unaware of the deportation process
A) 27 September 1940 B) 16–17 July 1942 C) 4 July 1942 D) 14 May 1941
A) 3,747 B) 22,000 C) 6,694 D) 13,152
A) Cycling B) Religious services C) Internment of prisoners D) Military training
A) Emmanuel Macron B) Charles de Gaulle C) François Mitterrand D) Jacques Chirac
A) The Vichy Archives B) The Dannecker Index C) The Gestapo Register D) Fichier Tulard
A) Dachau B) Sobibor C) Treblinka D) Auschwitz
A) Louis Darquier de Pellepoix B) Adolf Eichmann C) René Bousquet D) Theodor Dannecker
A) Commissariat Général aux Questions Juives B) Union générale des israélites de France C) The French Gestapo D) The Paris Police Prefecture
A) Beaune-la-Rolande B) Pithiviers C) Drancy D) Vélodrome d'Hiver
A) 4,115 B) 2,000 C) 13,152 D) 6,694
A) Émile Hennequin B) Jacques Doriot C) Jacques Goddet D) Henri Desgrange
A) 3,400 B) 5,802 C) 13,152 D) 9,000
A) Quakers B) Parti Populaire Français (PPF) C) French Resistance D) Red Cross
A) 44% B) 12% C) 25% D) 31%
A) Family photos B) Jewelry C) A blanket D) Food
A) Vélodrome d'Hiver B) Pithiviers C) Beaune-la-Rolande D) Drancy
A) French Resistance B) Red Cross C) Quakers D) French police
A) Ten B) Five C) One D) Zero
A) Labor farms B) Their homes C) Extermination camps D) Neutral countries
A) The American Diplomatic Corps B) The Roman Catholic church C) The French Resistance D) The French Communist Party
A) A circle B) A rectangle C) A horseshoe D) A square
A) The Prefect of Police B) Pierre Laval C) Heinz Röthke D) Theodor Dannecker
A) Six B) Twenty C) Ten D) Two
A) Civilian buses B) Passenger trains C) Military trucks D) SNCF box car transports
A) Hanging B) Assassination C) Cyanide capsule D) Firing squad
A) Helmut Knochen B) Jean Leguay C) René Bousquet D) Louis Darquier
A) London B) Spain C) Baden-Baden D) Germany
A) Charles de Gaulle B) Pierre Laval C) René Bousquet D) François Mitterrand
A) Execution B) Suicide C) Strafed in his car D) Old age
A) For five years B) The French government apologized immediately C) For exactly one century D) For decades
A) 13,000 B) 450 C) 53 D) 10,000
A) Emmanuel Macron B) François Hollande C) Marine Le Pen D) Jacques Chirac
A) National pride B) A Republican virtue C) Historical revisionism D) Diplomatic strategy
A) Shelomo Selinger. B) Walter Spitzer. C) Serge Klarsfeld. D) Mario Azagury.
A) The walls of a rail wagon. B) The Hebrew letter Shin. C) The cycle track. D) The gates of death.
A) Drancy internment camp. B) Quai de Grenelle. C) The Ministry of the Interior. D) Bir-Hakeim station.
A) Walter Spitzer. B) Serge Klarsfeld. C) Shelomo Selinger. D) Mario Azagury.
A) Aleph. B) Lamed. C) Vav. D) Shin.
A) Roselyne Bosch B) Gilles Paquet-Brenner C) Joseph Losey D) Michel Mitrani
A) Vichy-Auschwitz B) Velódromo del invierno C) Sarah's Key D) La petite fille du Vel' d'Hiv
A) Annette Muller B) Juana Salabert C) Tatiana de Rosnay D) Serge Klarsfeld
A) Sarah's Key B) The Round Up C) Les Guichets du Louvre D) Monsieur Klein
A) Michel Mitrani B) Gilles Paquet-Brenner C) William Karel D) Joseph Losey
A) Gilles Paquet-Brenner B) Roselyne Bosch C) Michel Mitrani D) William Karel
A) 1992 B) 2011 C) 2010 D) 1974
A) Denoël B) St. Martin's Press C) Cercil D) Fayard
A) Stéphane Marsil B) Alain Goldman C) Serge Klarsfeld D) Michel Mitrani |