Holocaust - A Pre-war German Jewish Family

The video documents the life of the Complique family, a Jewish family in Munster, Germany, between 1937 and 1939. Despite the oppressive Nuremberg laws that destroyed their business, they managed to escape to England just before WWII. Their friends, Julius Voss and his family, were not as fortunate and were deported to Auschwitz in 1943.

What was the profession of Creed Complique?

• A doctor

• A teacher

• A local rabbi

• A grain merchant

What was the effect of the 1935 Nuremberg laws on the Complique family?

• They were able to expand their business

• They received government support

• They moved to another city

• Their business was destroyed

Why were the Complique family's applications to emigrate denied?

• They were not Jewish

• They had sufficient income

• They were not considered a priority

• They lacked the necessary documents

How did the Complique family manage to escape to England?

• They were granted a visa

• They were helped by Catholic priests

• They used forged documents

• They bribed officials

What happened to Julius Voss and his family?

• They stayed in Germany safely

• They moved to the United States

• They were deported to Auschwitz

• They escaped to England