Nazi Aftermath Includes Ten Million Displace Germans

The video discusses the dire consequences of war for 10 million Germans displaced from Poland and Czechoslovakia after the Nazi defeat. These individuals, now homeless and hungry, are forced into a Germany that is unable to accommodate them due to its own lack of resources.

What was the fate of the 10 million Germans after the war?

• They were welcomed back to their original homes.

• They were displaced from Poland and Czechoslovakia.

• They were given new homes in Germany.

• They were sent to other European countries.

What challenges did the displaced Germans face?

• They were welcomed by the local population.

• They were homeless and hungry.

• They were given ample food and shelter.

• They were provided with jobs immediately.

Where were the displaced Germans forced to go?

• To the United States.

• To neighboring countries.

• Into a Germany that did not want them.

• Back to Poland and Czechoslovakia.

What was the condition of Germany when the displaced Germans arrived?

• It was thriving with plenty of resources.

• It was ready to accommodate the displaced people.

• It was already lacking homes and food.

• It was unaffected by the war.

How did the local German population react to the arrival of displaced Germans?

• They provided them with jobs.

• They did not want them.

• They were indifferent to their arrival.

• They welcomed them with open arms.