MOT: 1938: Nazi persecution of the German Jewish population

In Nazi Germany, Jewish shopkeepers faced relentless persecution by Stormtroopers and secret police. Additionally, the regime banned music by Jewish composers, confiscating beloved masterpieces as unsuitable.

What was the role of the Stormtroopers and secret police in Nazi Germany?

• They protected Jewish shopkeepers.

• They promoted Jewish businesses.

• They ignored Jewish shopkeepers.

• They pursued and harassed Jewish shopkeepers.

Which group was specifically targeted by the secret police in Nazi Germany?

• Foreign diplomats

• Military personnel

• Political leaders

• Jewish shopkeepers

In Hitler's Germany, what was the status of music composed by Jewish individuals?

• It was only played in private gatherings.

• It was celebrated and widely played.

• It was banned and considered illegal.

• It was ignored by the authorities.

How did the Nazi regime view cultural works by Jewish composers?

• As an essential part of German culture

• As a valuable cultural heritage

• As a threat to their ideology

• As irrelevant to their society

What happened to masterpieces loved by the world in Nazi Germany?

• They were preserved by the government.

• They were sold to other countries.

• They were confiscated as unfit.

• They were displayed in museums.