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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through 'Their soldierly conduct is exemplary'—Kulmhof (Che?mno) extermination camp in the Wartheland Reichsgau.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did the Johannes Blaskowitz say happened to his troops?
(a) "Loss of the will to live."
(b) "Physical sickness."
(c) "Brutalization and moral depravity."
(d) "Moral wellness."

2. What type of worker did the author of the documents in the first section of "The bodies piled up in the streets" say were wanted?
(a) Highly skilled Jews.
(b) Mechanics.
(c) Doctors.
(d) Nurses.

3. Why was Taubner charged?
(a) For refusing to kill Jews.
(b) For saving a Jew.
(c) For killing Jews without authorization.
(d) For killing Jews.

4. What did Fritz mention in his letters about his girlfriend?
(a) Her new car.
(b) Her pay raise.
(c) Her leaving him.
(d) Her being pregnant.

5. Who weren't criminalized, according to "Quite happy to take part in shootings"?
(a) Civilians unwilling to participate in mass killings.
(b) Civilians hiding Jews.
(c) Civilians giving away Jews in hiding.
(d) Civilians killing Jews.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What did Walter Burmeister say was unpleasant in "Gas-van driver Walter Burmeister on whether he ever thought about what he was doing"?

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

4. How did Max Taubner describe himself according to "Verdict against SS- Untersturmführer Max Täubner, 24 May 1943"?

5. What period of history does the majority of The Good Old Days deal with?

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