Anti-Semitism Answers

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Why was Dorothea Schlösser able to participate in German life despite her Jewish heritage?

She was musically talented.

She was friends with Hitler’s interpreter.

She had Aryan documents from her father.

She was able to hide in the apartments of friends.

Which inference about Hitler’s interpreter does this excerpt support?

He could not be trusted with Dorothea’s secret.

He was also Jewish and in hiding from the Germans.

He knew nothing about the practice of deporting Jewish people.

He was willing to risk his life to help Dorothea and her mother.

This passage relates to the difficulty many Jewish Germans faced when they

attempted to acquire Aryan documents.

tried to reinstate their German citizenship.

were rounded up and sent to live in ghettos.

tried to relocate to other countries.

What did Dorothea Schlösser and Hanns Peter Harz have in common? Check all that apply.

They were half-Jewish and half-Aryan.

They were relocated to Jewish ghettos.

They were forced into hiding from the Nazis.

They were young people in Nazi Germany.

They were forcibly deported from Germany.

They were discriminated against due to their heritage.

What does the author mean by "we failed to sense how dangerous the Nazis really were”?

Some Jewish people thought they could escape to other countries.

Some Jewish people believed the Nazis would eventually be tolerant of non-Aryans.

Some Jewish people did not fear the Nazis because most Germans did not join the party.

Some Jewish people were not expecting Nazi anti-Semitism to take a violent turn.

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