10,000,000 Germans Displaced In Nazi Aftermath

The transcript discusses the historical context of Hitler's claim on Sudetenland and the subsequent support from Germans. It highlights the state of Germany in 1939, marked by lawlessness and unrest. The narrative then shifts to the severe winter starvation faced by millions in Europe, emphasizing the lack of help and sympathy from Germany during this period.

What was the reaction of the Germans to Hitler's claim over Sudetenland?

• They were unaware of it.

• They joyfully supported it.

• They were indifferent.

• They opposed it.

What was a significant characteristic of Germany in 1939?

• Peace and prosperity

• Political stability

• Lawlessness and unrest

• Technological advancement

How many people faced the ordeal of winter starvation in Europe?

• 20 million

• 15 million

• 10 million

• 5 million

What was the general sentiment towards Germany from other European countries?

• Indifference

• Admiration

• Sympathy and support

• Hostility and lack of sympathy

What was the fate of millions in Europe during this period?

• They migrated to other continents.

• They lived in peace.

• They faced starvation and death.

• They thrived economically.