In the report below, a Nazi officer describes the evacuation of the Warsaw ghetto in 1943."The execution of this transfer order [to move all the Jews in the ghetto to concentration camps] proved to be very difficult, since the managers as well as the Jews resisted in every possible way . . . The conditions discovered there are indescribable. I cannot imagine a greater chaos than in the Ghetto of Warsaw.”—SS General Jürgen Stroop, 1943
Answer
A
Calm prevailed during this transfer operation.
B
The ghetto was a place where the Jewish people in Warsaw lived happily.
C
More than 400,000 people were jammed into the Warsaw ghetto.
D
Some Jewish people fought against the Nazis rather than be sent to concentration camps.
Explanation
Stroop says that the Jews resisted the order to move them to concentration camps, and that the transfer was difficult and chaotic. This supports the conclusion that some Jewish people fought against the Nazis rather than be sent to the camps. The quote does not say that the operation was calm or that people lived happily in the ghetto.
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