War Crimes And The Holocaust Quiz
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People around the world were most shocked by which thing during the Nazi death camps was liberated?
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The number of deaths
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The size and scale of the camps
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The liberation
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None of the above
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What percentage of Jewish people living in Europe got killed during the Holocaust?
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About 40%
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About 50%
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About 60%
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About 70%
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A. About 60%Explanation
During the Holocaust, approximately 60% of Jewish people living in Europe were killed. This was a devastating period in history where millions of innocent lives were lost due to the systematic persecution and genocide carried out by the Nazis. The Holocaust resulted in the extermination of six million Jews, representing a significant portion of the Jewish population in Europe at the time. The scale and magnitude of this tragedy highlight the immense suffering and loss experienced by the Jewish community during this dark chapter in human history.Rate this question:
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Prior to Adolf Hitler coming into power in Germany, his book Mein Kampf called for
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The removal of Jewish people from Germany.
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Adding new Jewish people to Germany
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Both of the above
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None of the above
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A. The removal of Jewish people from Germany.Explanation
The correct answer is the removal of Jewish people from Germany. Mein Kampf, written by Adolf Hitler, outlined his ideology and plans for Germany. In the book, Hitler expressed his anti-Semitic beliefs and called for the removal of Jewish people from Germany. He believed that Jews were a threat to the Aryan race and sought their exclusion and eventual extermination. This ideology later became the basis for the Holocaust and the systematic genocide of millions of Jews during World War II.Rate this question:
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Most of the people killed by Nazi Germany during the Holocaust were
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British people
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American people
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Jewish people
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Indian people
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A. Jewish peopleExplanation
During the Holocaust, Nazi Germany specifically targeted and systematically persecuted Jewish people. They were subjected to mass extermination in concentration camps, ghettos, and through other means of genocide. The Nazis' anti-Semitic ideology fueled their campaign to eliminate the Jewish population, resulting in the majority of the victims being Jewish. This horrific event in history claimed the lives of approximately six million Jewish individuals, making them the primary target and largest group affected by the Holocaust.Rate this question:
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By 1938, Jewish people in Nazi Germany were not allowed to work in the government or
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Attend social gatherings
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Attend funerals
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Attend school and colleges
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All of the above
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A. Attend school and collegesExplanation
During the time of Nazi Germany, Jewish people were subjected to severe discrimination and persecution. They were prohibited from holding government positions and were also denied access to education. This meant that they were not allowed to attend schools and colleges. Additionally, Jewish individuals were also excluded from participating in social gatherings and attending funerals. Therefore, the correct answer is "attend school and colleges."Rate this question:
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The Nuremberg Trials has a historically important because
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Nazi war criminals were tried before an international tribunal.
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The Warsaw Pact was initiated.
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NATO was formed.
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Hitler was convicted of war crimes.
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A. Nazi war criminals were tried before an international tribunal.Explanation
The Nuremberg Trials were historically important because they involved the trial of Nazi war criminals before an international tribunal. These trials were held after World War II to hold individuals accountable for their involvement in war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide. The trials set a precedent for international criminal law and established the principle that individuals can be held responsible for their actions, even during times of war. The Nuremberg Trials played a crucial role in bringing justice to the victims of Nazi atrocities and contributed to the development of international human rights law.Rate this question:
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Restitution efforts for the Holocaust
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Continue to this day.
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Ended shortly after the war.
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started years after the war had ended.
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Were never authorized.
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A. Continue to this day.Explanation
The correct answer is "continue to this day." This is because restitution efforts for the Holocaust, which involve compensating the victims and their families for the losses they suffered during the genocide, are ongoing and have not yet been completed. These efforts aim to provide some form of justice and reparations for the immense suffering and loss experienced by the victims of the Holocaust.Rate this question:
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Adolph Eichmann, the man responsible for implementing the Final Solution, was captured and tried by the International War Crimes Tribunal instantly after the war.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because Adolph Eichmann was not captured and tried by the International War Crimes Tribunal instantly after the war. In fact, Eichmann managed to escape to Argentina after World War II and lived there until he was captured by Israeli intelligence agents in 1960. He was then taken to Israel, where he stood trial and was ultimately convicted for his role in the Holocaust.Rate this question:
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Concentration camps that were built by Nazis in 1933 were initially held
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Refugees
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Political prisoners
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Citizens
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None of the above
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A. Political prisonersExplanation
The correct answer is political prisoners. The concentration camps built by the Nazis in 1933 were initially used to hold political prisoners. These were individuals who were deemed as enemies of the Nazi regime, including communists, socialists, trade unionists, and other political opponents. The camps were used as a means of suppressing dissent and consolidating Nazi power. Over time, the purpose of the camps expanded to include other groups such as Jews, Roma, homosexuals, and disabled individuals, among others. However, in the initial stages, the main focus was on imprisoning and persecuting political prisoners.Rate this question:
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The International War Crimes Tribunal found out that soldiers acting under orders were not at all responsible for their individual actions.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The International War Crimes Tribunal did not find that soldiers acting under orders were not responsible for their individual actions. In fact, the tribunal holds individuals accountable for their actions, regardless of whether they were acting under orders or not. This is because individuals have a moral and legal responsibility to refuse to carry out unlawful orders, and they can be held responsible for their actions even if they were following orders.Rate this question:
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