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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through 'In the interest of maintaining military discipline...'—The massacre of children in Byelaya Tserkov, military chaplains and the Wehrmacht.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What happened to the Jews in German controlled territories after 1942?
(a) They were sent to death camps.
(b) They were shot to death.
(c) They fled to Russia.
(d) They were sent to Palestine.
2. Who wrote the reports whose extracts form "Quite happy to take part in shootings"?
(a) Russian prisoners of war.
(b) Police officers, government officials, SS and members of Einsatzgruppen.
(c) Polish civilians.
(d) S.A. officers.
3. Who weren't criminalized, according to "Quite happy to take part in shootings"?
(a) Civilians hiding Jews.
(b) Civilians killing Jews.
(c) Civilians unwilling to participate in mass killings.
(d) Civilians giving away Jews in hiding.
4. When did the events of "'In the interest of maintaining military discipline..." take place?
(a) August 1941.
(b) August 1942.
(c) August 1944.
(d) August 1943.
5. What did the statements forming "Quite happy to take part in shootings" reveal?
(a) Punishment for refusing to participate in mass murder was harsh.
(b) Only soldiers were punished for refusing to participate in mass killings.
(c) No punishment was incurred by those refusing to participate in mass killings.
(d) Only civilians were punished for refusing to participate in mass killings.
Short Answer Questions
1. How did the German soldier bring the little girl in to her execution in "SS-Obersturmführer August Häfner on the killing of the children"?
2. What unit was Lieutenant-Colonel Groscurth assigned to?
3. What name was given to those who forced Jews to enter the line up before their executioners?
4. When did the events in "'Bloody Wednesday' in Olkusz/Ilkenau" take place?
5. What did the the statements forming "Quite happy to take part in shootings" show?
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