Question

In the book, Resistance, where did the Akiva lay a wreath after the Cyganeria Cafe attack?

(a) At the Warsaw Ghetto Memorial
(b) At the grave of Dolek Berson
(c) At the Akiva headquarters
(d) At the site of the Cafe attack

Answer 1

The correct answer is option d. In the book 'Resistance,' Akiva placed a wreath at the site of the Cyganeria Cafe attack to honor those involved in the resistance.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the book, Resistance, the character Akiva laid a wreath at the site of the Cyganeria Cafe attack following the tragedy. This action was a form of homage and remembrance of the anti-Nazi resistance, particularly poignant in light of the historical context provided by the heroic but ultimately doomed efforts of Jewish resistance groups, such as those in the Warsaw ghetto uprising.

The homage paid at the site of the attack is a symbolic connection to the larger narrative of resilience and the tragic consequences of the Holocaust.