The Holocaust quiz
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In which city were 22 top Nazis tried in 1945 and 1946?
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What term for a crime was coined in 1944?
Answer: Genocide
Why: The UN adopted the Genocide Convention in December 1948, four years after the word appeared.
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In what year were German Jews forced to wear a yellow star?
Answer: 1941
Why: Every Jew over the age of six had to wear it in public, with the word Jew written inside.
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How did the 1935 Nuremberg Laws decide who counted as a Jew?
Answer: By grandparents
Why: A grandparent counted as Jewish by belonging to a Jewish religious community, so the race law rested on religion.
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Who had to wear a pink triangle in Nazi camps?
Answer: Gay men
Why: Red triangles marked political prisoners and purple ones Jehovah's Witnesses.
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How were most Jews in the occupied Soviet Union murdered?
Answer: Mass shootings
Why: Shootings killed about 2 million Jews in all, a third of the six million.
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Which Western European country lost the largest share of its Jews?
Answer: Netherlands
Why: About 102,000 of the 140,000 Jews living there in 1940 were murdered.
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