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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Quite happy to take part in shootings.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What government instigated an anti-Semitic politic in Kaunas in 1940?
(a) The Soviet government.
(b) The Nazi government.
(c) The Royal government.
(d) The elected president office.

2. What did the local partisans around Kaunas do for the Germans?
(a) Expelled Jews.
(b) Gathered weapons.
(c) Performed pogroms.
(d) Tracked communists.

3. What does The Good Old Days use to make his point?
(a) Drawings.
(b) Juxtaposition of comments and account of atrocities.
(c) Texts by survivors.
(d) Pictures.

4. What are the materials of The Good Old Days NOT intended to be according to the "Introduction"?
(a) Exhaustive.
(b) Proof that the Holocaust happened.
(c) A true account.
(d) Proof that the Nazis were monsters.

5. What did the author of "Notes of Eastern Territories Commander, Johannes Blaskowitz" complain about?
(a) The disorganization of the mass murder of Jews and Poles.
(b) The number of Jews killed.
(c) His pay.
(d) The cleaning duties assigned to him.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who wrote the reports whose extracts form "Quite happy to take part in shootings"?

2. What method of execution followed shooting the victims while waiting for the industrial solutions to be put in place?

3. Why did the German government allow Lithuanians to mass murder Jews?

4. What punishment do some mistakenly say soldiers who refused to participate in mass killings were subjected to?

5. What do the documents of "Pushed to their psychological limits" say some executioners suffered from?

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