History
Ordinary People and the Crimes Against Humanity
Practice questions
Study of gas chambers shows which extreme feature of Nazi crimes?Which principle about crime and obedience to orders did the Nuremberg trials clarify?Nazi policy towards disabled people was against which principle of human dignity?Why is it necessary to include persecution of Roma people in Holocaust studies?What was the political meaning of the motherhood role of women under Nazi rule?What conclusion do diverse responses of religious leaders give about Nazi society?How do historians place Anne Frank's diary in a larger group of sources?What care should historians take while treating victims testimony and memory as sources?What do individual stories in the Holocaust show beyond numbers?Taking away victims identity under Nazi rule was what preparation for violence?What did Nazi policy of public humiliation do in social psychology?Why is Kristallnacht seen as a turning point in the process of persecution?How did the Nazi strategy of scapegoating control public dissatisfaction?Why are small helping actions by ordinary citizens important under Nazi rule?Why is it insufficient to explain ordinary peoples silence only through fear?What does the combined study of fear and benefit in Nazi crimes explain?Through what mix was social consent built in the Nazi state?Studying the partnership of state and society under Nazi rule avoids which wrong conclusion?What analysis does the language of human rights make possible in Nazi crimes?Why is it dangerous to treat victims only as numbers while studying Nazi crimes?