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Why is silence sometimes considered an active role in Nazi crimes?

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Correct answer: Because silence lets injustice continue by not challenging it

The direct answer is B: silence lets injustice continue by not challenging it. Silence is not automatically a crime, but in a dictatorship, widespread silence can help persecution continue. Step by step: the government spreads discrimination; victims need witnesses, protest and help; if neighbours, officials or professionals remain silent, the perpetrators face less resistance; the victims become isolated and the injustice becomes easier to carry out. A is wrong because silence does not always produce justice. C is wrong because free press requires speaking, reporting and questioning power, not silence. D is wrong because silence may allow repression to continue rather than stop it. The lesson is not that every silent person has equal blame, but that silence can become social cooperation with injustice. Memory cue: “Unchallenged injustice grows.”

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Silence-Moral-RoleOrdinary People And The Crimes Against HumanityNazism And The Rise Of HitlerHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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