'the Good Old Days': The Holocaust as Seen by Its Perpetrators and Bystanders Quiz

Ernst Klee

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Foreword, Preface, and Introduction

The brutalization of precious German Manpower

Each time a victim was beaten to death they started to clap

Pushed to their psychological limits

Quite happy to take part in shootings

Once again I've got to play general to the Jews

Execution as popular entertainment

'In the interest of maintaining military discipline...'—The massacre of children in Byelaya Tserkov, military chaplains and the Wehrmacht

'Practical work for our Führer'—Daily life during the Holocaust

'His attitude towards the Jews is quite impossible'—Documents on persecution in the White Russia Generalbezirk

'None of the Jews that were killed is any great loss'—Secret verdict of the SS and Police Supreme Court in Munich

'Their soldierly conduct is exemplary'—Kulmhof (Chełmno) extermination camp in the Wartheland Reichsgau

'The Wannsee Conference decisions implemented'—The extermination camps of Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka'

'Food in the officers' mess excellent'—Auschwitz

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'the Good Old Days': The Holocaust as Seen by Its Perpetrators and Bystanders Quiz

'the Good Old Days': The Holocaust as Seen by Its Perpetrators and Bystanders Quiz

What gas was used at the height of the industrialization of the extermination camp? (from 'Food in the officers' mess excellent'—Auschwitz)

What was Dr Kremer put to trial for? (from 'Food in the officers' mess excellent'—Auschwitz)

How did Kretschmer sign his letters? (from 'Practical work for our Führer'—Daily life during the Holocaust)

What period of time did "'In the interest of maintaining military discipline..." cover? (from 'In the interest of maintaining military discipline...'—The massacre of children in Byelaya Tserkov, military chaplains and the Wehrmacht)

How are some of the statements in "Quite happy to take part in shootings" written? (from Quite happy to take part in shootings)

'the Good Old Days': The Holocaust as Seen by Its Perpetrators and Bystanders Quiz

'the Good Old Days': The Holocaust as Seen by Its Perpetrators and Bystanders Quiz

What gas was used at the height of the industrialization of the extermination camp? (from 'Food in the officers' mess excellent'&mdash;Auschwitz)

What was Dr Kremer put to trial for? (from 'Food in the officers' mess excellent'&mdash;Auschwitz)

How did Kretschmer sign his letters? (from 'Practical work for our Führer'&mdash;Daily life during the Holocaust)

What period of time did "'In the interest of maintaining military discipline..." cover? (from 'In the interest of maintaining military discipline...'&mdash;The massacre of children in Byelaya Tserkov, military chaplains and the Wehrmacht)

How are some of the statements in "Quite happy to take part in shootings" written? (from Quite happy to take part in shootings)

What gas was used at the height of the industrialization of the extermination camp? (from 'Food in the officers' mess excellent'—Auschwitz)

What was Dr Kremer put to trial for? (from 'Food in the officers' mess excellent'—Auschwitz)

How did Kretschmer sign his letters? (from 'Practical work for our Führer'—Daily life during the Holocaust)

What period of time did "'In the interest of maintaining military discipline..." cover? (from 'In the interest of maintaining military discipline...'—The massacre of children in Byelaya Tserkov, military chaplains and the Wehrmacht)