Prisoner B-3087 chapters 27-28 (6A)

Yanek said there was one thing that if you kept care of it, you could survive the death marches. What was that? (page 222)

• To keep your spirit from breaking

• Your feet

• Your hands

• Your bread

What did the Czech villagers do as the prisoners walked through? (page 224)

• Left food out for them or threw it to them

• Spit at them

• Cursed at them and taunted them

• Waved Nazi flags to show their support of the German army

Who carried four loaves of bread that Yanek salivated for? (page 226)

• A Czech baker

• A kapo that was new to the Nazi army

• Moonface

• The Witch of Buchenwald

What unthinkable thing did Yanek do? (pages 228-229)

• Asked Moonface for bread

• Went up to a house to ask for bread

• Shared the bread with the other prisoners

• None of the above

What was the result? (Pages 229-230)

• He had a knife held to his throat

• He received a hunk of bread

• Both A and B

• None of the above

What was destroyed by a bomb during the trip to Dachau? (pages 233-234)

• The road the prisoners were marching on

• A train car full of prisoners on their way to another concentration camp

• A dozen of the guards

• A train car full of the prisoners documentation that the Nazis kept up with

What risky thing did Yanek do once he realized this had happened? (pages 234-235)

• Took off his Jewish star and joined the train car of Polish prisoners

• Found an old needle and ink and changed his tattoo

• Pretended he was dead in the ditch, but once the death march had passed, he got up

• Stole one of the dead guard’s uniforms and put it on, pretending to be him

Why didn’t this plan work? (page 236)

• The last soldier at the end of the march poked all the fallen Jews to see if they were dead

• One of the Poles sold him out

• He was too thin and couldn’t pass for a guard

• The ink from the tattoo looked too fresh, whereas the original was healed and faded