Life Under Nazi Occupation

The video explores the impact of Nazi occupation across Europe and North Africa during WWII. It covers the brutal pogroms, anti-Semitic violence, and the establishment of ghettos. The Nazis' meticulous record-keeping of their atrocities is highlighted, along with their control over media and food rationing policies that led to famines. The video also discusses forced labor, the role of resistance movements, and the unique challenges faced by occupied countries like France and Tunisia.

What was the primary justification used by the Nazis for the pogroms in Eastern Europe?

• Military strategy

• Anti-Semitic propaganda

• Economic instability

• Cultural differences

What event is referred to as 'Crystal Night' due to the shattered glass on the streets?

• The Lviv pogroms

• The invasion of Poland

• Kristallnacht

• The Anschluss

Which North African country was directly occupied by the Nazis?

• Egypt

• Tunisia

• Libya

• Morocco

What system did the Nazis implement to manage food distribution?

• Supply quotas

• Ration cards

• Nutritional guidelines

• Food entitlements

What symbol were Jews required to wear in ghettos?

• A yellow star

• A blue circle

• A green square

• A red triangle

What was the main purpose of the ghettos established by the Nazis?

• To promote cultural exchange

• To segregate and control Jewish populations

• To serve as military bases

• To provide housing for displaced persons

Which resistance movement helped save nearly all the Jews in their country by aiding their escape to Sweden?

• The French resistance

• The Belgian resistance

• The Polish resistance

• The Danish resistance

What was the life expectancy of those who joined the French resistance?

• One year

• Six months

• Three months

• Nine months

What was the fate of most Lithuanian Jews during the Nazi occupation?

• They were deported to North Africa

• They were relocated to ghettos

• They perished in pogroms

• They were forced into labor camps

What was a common form of resistance in Nazi-occupied countries?

• Economic sanctions

• Political negotiations

• Subversive actions like poor work in factories

• Military attacks