A) Lithuania B) Pińsk C) Białystok D) Łuck
A) Einsatzkommando 4a B) Waffen SS C) Belarusian Auxiliary Police D) Reserve Police Battalion 309
A) Heydrich B) Major Weis C) Dina Porat D) A commander
A) 4,000 B) Over 12,000 C) 10,000 D) 17,000
A) Browning B) Heydrich C) Dina Porat D) Konrad Kweit
A) About 80,000 B) 23,600 C) 175,000 D) 10,000
A) Babi Yar massacre B) Zhytomyr massacre C) Kamianets-Podilskyi massacre D) Vinnytsia massacre
A) Chernihiv B) Zhytomyr C) Kharkiv D) Dnipropetrovsk
A) 33,771 B) 28,000 C) 10,000 D) 5,000
A) Dina Porat B) Blobel C) Major Weis D) Heydrich
A) Bila Tserkva B) Dnipropetrovsk C) Kharkiv D) Zhytomyr
A) Over 5,000 B) 12,000 C) 4,000 D) 10,000
A) Reichskommissariat Ostland B) Operation Barbarossa C) Einsatzgruppe C D) Final Solution
A) 17,000 B) Over 4,000 C) 28,000 D) 23,600
A) Babi Yar B) Zhytomyr C) Kamianets-Podilskyi D) Vinnytsia
A) 5,000 B) 260 C) 10,000 D) 12,000
A) Krivoy-Rog massacre B) Vinnytsia massacre C) Babi Yar massacre D) Zhytomyr massacre
A) The total extermination of people defined as Jews. B) The forced labor of Jews in concentration camps. C) The relocation of Jews to Siberia. D) The deportation of Jews to Madagascar.
A) At the Wannsee Conference in January 1942. B) During Operation Barbarossa in 1941. C) During the Fall of France in 1940. D) At the Nuremberg Trials after World War II.
A) Approximately 4 million Jews. B) Approximately 9 million Jews. C) Approximately 3 million Jews. D) Approximately 6 million Jews.
A) The Madagascar Plan. B) Resettlement in the East. C) The Final Solution. D) Special treatment.
A) A plan to move Europe's Jewish population to the French colony of Madagascar. B) A plan to exterminate Jews in Madagascar. C) A plan to send Jews to Siberia. D) A plan to deport Jews to Palestine.
A) Adolf Eichmann. B) Hermann Göring. C) Reinhard Heydrich. D) Heinrich Himmler.
A) To murder Jews primarily through mass-shootings and gas vans. B) To oversee the construction of extermination camps. C) To protect Jewish communities in the Soviet Union. D) To deport Jews to Madagascar.
A) It served as evidence during the first Nuremberg Trial. B) It outlined the logistics of Operation Barbarossa. C) It documented the cooperation of various German state agencies in the SS-led Holocaust. D) It detailed the plans for the Madagascar Plan.
A) Transporting Jews to camps with gassing facilities. B) Mass shootings in the Soviet Union. C) Forced labor in concentration camps. D) Deportation to Madagascar.
A) It was used for forced labor. B) It was used for mass murder in extermination camps. C) It was used to exterminate Romani people. D) It was used to build extermination camps.
A) It led to the deportation of Jews to Palestine. B) It was replaced by the Siberia Plan. C) It was abandoned for logistical reasons. D) It was successfully implemented.
A) To protect Romani communities. B) To oversee the construction of ghettos for Romani people. C) To deport Romani people to Madagascar. D) To round up, expel, and incarcerate Romani people in concentration camps.
A) It facilitated the deportation of Jews to Palestine. B) It contributed to the abandonment of the Madagascar Plan. C) It had no impact on Nazi plans. D) It led to the implementation of the Madagascar Plan.
A) It marked the formalization of plans to exterminate all Jews of Europe. B) It marked the end of the Holocaust. C) It marked the start of Operation Barbarossa. D) It marked the beginning of the Madagascar Plan.
A) It managed the logistics of the Madagascar Plan. B) It protected Jewish communities. C) It coordinated the efforts to exterminate Jews under Heydrich's authority. D) It oversaw the construction of extermination camps.
A) To implement the Madagascar Plan. B) To coordinate the deportation of Jews to concentration camps. C) To prosecute key Nazi leaders for war crimes and crimes against humanity. D) To plan the invasion of the Soviet Union.
A) Operation Barbarossa B) Operation Overlord C) Operation Sea Lion D) Operation Torch
A) Waffen-SS B) Kripo C) Wehrmacht D) Einsatzgruppen
A) Rudolf Höss B) Adolf Eichmann C) Reinhard Heydrich D) Heinrich Müller
A) Reinhard Heydrich B) Adolf Eichmann C) Friedrich Jeckeln D) Heinrich Müller
A) Resettle them in the Reichskommissariat B) Send them to concentration camps C) Liquidate them yourselves D) Use them as laborers
A) Als Partisanen auszurotten B) In Arbeitslager zu schicken C) Um jeden Preis zu retten D) In die Sowjetunion zu deportieren
A) In November 1944 B) In March 1942 C) In June 1941 D) On 8 December 1941
A) The SS B) Hitler C) The Ukrainian Hilfsverwaltung D) Himmler
A) 75 percent B) 98 percent C) 50 percent D) 30 percent
A) Lwów B) Stanisławów C) Bełżec D) Chełmno
A) Sobibór B) Treblinka C) Bełżec D) Auschwitz II Birkenau
A) Cyanic poison Zyklon B B) Lethal exhaust gases from captured tank engines C) Starvation D) Open-air shootings
A) Warsaw Ghetto Uprising B) Pińsk Ghetto Uprising C) Słonim Ghetto Uprising D) Łódź Ghetto Uprising
A) Odilo Globocnik B) Rudolf Höss C) Heinrich Himmler D) Adolf Eichmann
A) Christopher Browning B) Timothy Snyder C) Peter Longerich D) Raul Hilberg |