World War II and the Holocaust

What significant event took place on D-Day in June 1944?

• The atomic bomb was dropped.

• The Holocaust ended.

• Germany surrendered.

• The Allies landed in Normandy.

What was Heinrich Himmler's response when he realized the war was lost?

• He surrendered to the Allies.

• He fled to South America.

• He sent a decree to stop deportations to death camps.

• He ordered an increase in deportations.

How did Adolf Eichmann respond to Himmler's decree?

• He was captured by the Allies.

• He fled to Switzerland.

• He ignored the decree and continued his actions.

• He followed the decree and stopped deportations.

When did Germany officially surrender, marking the end of the Holocaust?

• June 6, 1944

• August 15, 1945

• May 7, 1945

• September 1, 1939

What happened to Adolf Eichmann after the war?

• He became a leader in post-war Germany.

• He vanished without a trace.

• He was tried at Nuremberg.

• He was captured immediately.