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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 followed in some instances of a soldier refusing to participate in mass killing?
(a) The execution of the one refusing to follow orders.
(b) A leave of absence.
(c) A general promotion.
(d) General punishment.

2. What punishment do some mistakenly say soldiers who refused to participate in mass killings were subjected to?
(a) Being sent home.
(b) Being shot.
(c) Being fined.
(d) Being sent to the front.

3. What name was given to those who forced Jews to enter the line up before their executioners?
(a) Liners.
(b) Packers.
(c) Movers.
(d) Quickers.

4. What did the German government use as an excuse to escalate the hatred for the Jews?
(a) Propaganda.
(b) Fear of the communists.
(c) Reaction to partisan sabotage.
(d) Their wealth.

5. How many Jews died in the Babi Yar ravine massacre?
(a) 3,371.
(b) 371.
(c) 33,771.
(d) 3,771.

Short Answer Questions

1. When did the events of "'In the interest of maintaining military discipline..." take place?

2. What does the account of the Babi Yar ravine massacre note wandered into villages in the day following the massacre?

3. What period of time did "'In the interest of maintaining military discipline..." cover?

4. Where were the Jewish children held after the execution of their parents?

5. Where was Bialacerkiew located?

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