CLEAN : Holocaust survivors testify against French

The video discusses the role of SNCF, the French state-owned railway company, during World War II. It highlights the company's involvement in transporting Jews to concentration camps, emphasizing the personal impact on families. The narrative calls for accountability and reparations, arguing that SNCF was complicit in the Nazi regime's actions. The video also includes a French perspective on the issue, underscoring the need for historical acknowledgment and justice.

What was the initial action taken against the narrator's father during the Holocaust?

• He was sent to another country.

• He was hidden by his family.

• He was taken to a small camp.

• He was sent to a large city.

What is the main allegation against SNCF during the Holocaust?

• They were unaware of the Nazi plans.

• They actively participated in the Nazi regime.

• They were forced to collaborate with the Nazis.

• They provided free transportation to victims.

What does the narrator believe about the role of SNCF employees during the Holocaust?

• They were rewarded for their actions.

• They actively resisted the Nazi orders.

• They were forced to close the train doors.

• They were unaware of the consequences.

According to the narrator, what should SNCF do to address their past actions?

• Ignore the past and move on.

• Pay reparations per person transported.

• Apologize publicly without any further action.

• Deny any involvement in the Holocaust.

What is the narrator's emotional response to SNCF's actions during the Holocaust?

• Forgiveness and understanding.

• Confusion and uncertainty.

• Anger and a call for accountability.

• Indifference and acceptance.