4. How many Russian soldiers did Sajer note 28,000 Germans were able to successfully fight?
(a) 300,000.
(b) 900,000.
(c) 600,000.
(d) 100,000.

5. What was Guy Sajer's unit part of?
(a) The 29th Rollbahn.
(b) The 19th Deutschland.
(c) The 19th Rollbahn.
(d) The 9th Rollbahn.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Sajer say one man on his unit did during the first two weeks on the front line?

2. Where was Von Paulus as Sajer was finishing his training?

3. What were the soldiers in Guy Sajer's unit ordered to do after boarding a train during their trip from Bialystok?

4. What type of building was Sajer's training camp at?

5. What did the German army do to forestall the Russian army according to Sajer?

Short Essay Questions

1. What were the soldiers disgusted by according to Sajer in Part 1- Russia?

2. What food does Sajer say he and his unit were given before departing for Poland?

3. What were Sajer and his group forced to do before getting supper in the Author's Preface and Prologue??

4. What does Sajer say happened during his first firefight?

5. How did the Belgorod offensive go for the German soldiers according to Sajer?

6. What was the first offensive Sajer participated in with his new unit?

7. How does Sajer say Russian prisoners were transported back to the prisoner's camp?

8. What did Sajer and his group perform during the first two weeks on the front?

9. What example does Sajer give to the German military superiority in Part 1- Russia??

10. What happened after the feldwebel took his clothes off in the Author's Preface and Prologue?

(see the answer keys)

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