The Wannsee Villa

In 1942, the Wannsee Conference was held to finalize the plan for the Holocaust, known as the 'Final Solution.' Led by Heydrich, the meeting involved high-ranking officials who coordinated the deportation of Jews to death camps. The plan was disguised in bureaucratic language, and Jews were to be used as labor, with natural attrition expected. Survivors were seen as a threat and were to be dealt with accordingly.

What was the primary purpose of the Wannsee Conference held on January 20, 1942?

• To plan the economic recovery of Germany

• To discuss military strategies against the Allies

• To negotiate peace with neighboring countries

• To implement the Final Solution for the Jews

Who was appointed by Goring to lead the Wannsee Conference?

• Heinrich Himmler

• Joseph Goebbels

• Reinhard Heydrich

• Adolf Eichmann

What was the estimated number of Jews targeted in the plan discussed at the Wannsee Conference?

• 6 million

• 11 million

• 3 million

• 15 million

How were the essentials of the plan discussed at the Wannsee Conference concealed?

• Through public speeches

• In bureaucratic jargon

• Via secret codes

• In encrypted messages

What was the intended fate of Jews who survived the initial deportations to the east?

• They would be granted freedom

• They would be used as labor and then dealt with to prevent a resurgence

• They would be relocated to a neutral country

• They would be integrated into German society