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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Once again I've got to play general to the Jews.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did those willing to participate in the Holocaust enjoy?
(a) Promotions.
(b) Money.
(c) Leave of absence.
(d) Gifts.

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

3. What did the statements forming "Quite happy to take part in shootings" reveal?
(a) Only soldiers were punished for refusing to participate in mass killings.
(b) Only civilians were punished for refusing to participate in mass killings.
(c) Punishment for refusing to participate in mass murder was harsh.
(d) No punishment was incurred by those refusing to participate in mass killings.

4. How are some of the statements in "Quite happy to take part in shootings" written?
(a) They are fictional.
(b) All are auto-biographical.
(c) Some are auto-biographical, others are biographical.
(d) All are biographical.

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. Where were the soldiers of the motorized column when they witnessed a massacre in 'If they get their revenge, we're in for a hard time"?

2. What did the Auschwitz doctor extract from living patients?

3. What does the "Introduction" provide a concise review of?

4. What government instigated an anti-Semitic politic in Kaunas in 1940?

5. What was the author of "Once again I've got to play general to the Jews" sentenced to for his crimes?

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