Question

The Nazi party is infamous for its harsh and inhumane treatment of Jewish people in and around Germany. Which of these measures were implemented by the Nazis to oppress the Jewish population in Germany?

• A. They were denied citizenship in Germany.
• B. They were removed from government positions.
• C. Nazi propaganda turned the Jewish people against each other.
• D. They were forced into labour camps where they were tortured and executed.

Answer 1

Answer: (A), (B), (D)

The correct options are
A They were denied citizenship in Germany.
B They were removed from government positions.
D They were forced into labour camps where they were tortured and executed.

The Nazis implemented many unfair policies against Jewish people. Jews were replaced from government positions, excluded from the universities, and their establishments were shut down and attacked. They were even denied citizenship of Germany.

After the outbreak of World War II, Hitler established concentration camps to torture and kill Jews. The Jews were used as forced labour in barracks surrounded by electrified fences and watch towers. Later, they were brutally murdered in the concentration camps.