Question

The Nazi regime's "Final Solution" is best described as a plan designed to __________.

a. halt the elimination of the Jewish population
b. eliminate the Jewish population of Europe
c. eliminate the Jewish population of the world
d. hide the elimination of the Jewish population from the media

Answer 1

The correct answer is B) eliminate the Jewish population of Europe.

The Nazi regime's "Final Solution" is best described as a plan designed to eliminate the Jewish population of Europe.

The Jewish extermination was planned by the Nazi party on January 20, 1942. in the location of Wannesse, close to Berlin. The "Final Solution" was the code name for the elimination of Jews in Europe. During the Wannsee Conference, the Nazi part leaders decided to mass murder the Jewish in an organized way.

Answer 2

The second alternative is correct (B).

The Final Solution was a plan drawn up by the Nazis aimed at exterminating the Jews of Europe.

It was a plan for the destruction of Jews, whether by gas poisoning, firing, random acts of terror, or disease and starvation. This was the greatest horror ever experienced by the human species.

By the end of the Second World War, as a result of the Nazi plan, six million Jews had been murdered, which is equivalent to two-thirds of all Jews living in Europe before the Nazis came to power in Germany.