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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Quite happy to take part in shootings.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What question does the "Foreword" ask about the mass murder and public perception?
(a) How people can kill without learving significant traces.
(b) How people become evil when they start as seemingly good people.
(c) How people can watch people get killed without bombing the installations used to kill them.
(d) How mass murder could consistently be carried on in public view without opposition.

2. How many Jews were killed in the events described by Johannes Blaskowitz?
(a) 8,000.
(b) 10,000.
(c) 3,000.
(d) 1,000.

3. What do the three documents in "Pushed to their psychological limits" say victims sometimes did that was difficult for the killer to handle?
(a) They hid.
(b) They fought back.
(c) They resisted.
(d) They fled.

4. What was the Nazi government concerned about regarding institutionalized murder, according to "The brutalization of precious German Manpower"?
(a) The speed of the process.
(b) That it was dehumanizing to the soldiers involved in it.
(c) How long they would have before the machine can be operational.
(d) The efficiency of the process.

5. What did the the statements forming "Quite happy to take part in shootings" show?
(a) Direct participation in the Holocaust was voluntary.
(b) People ready to save Jews.
(c) Civilians ready to hide Jews.
(d) Soldiers ready to disobey orders.

Short Answer Questions

1. What language was 'The Good Old Days' translated from?

2. What often happened during the mass shooting of Jews?

3. What food did the doctors in Auschwitz like in the camp?

4. What happened to the Jews in German controlled territories after 1942?

5. What government instigated an anti-Semitic politic in Kaunas in 1940?

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