Question

What does Assef mean when he says, Too late for Hitler...[b]ut not for us?

A) Assef is referring to historical events and the Nazis' defeat in World War II.
B) Assef is expressing his support for Hitler's ideologies.
C) Assef is suggesting that it's too late for one ideology but not for another.
D) Assef is making a reference to a famous war strategy.

Answer 1

Assef's quote suggests that he supports Hitler's racial and nationalist ideologies and believes they can still be pursued despite the Nazi defeat in World War II. Option B is the correct answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

When Assef says, "Too late for Hitler...but not for us," he is expressing his support for Hitler's ideologies, implying that although Hitler's reign has ended, the ideals and goals he represented can still be pursued.

This statement indicates a belief in continuing certain nationalist and racial ideologies that Hitler pushed during World War II, despite Hitler's defeat and the fall of the Nazi regime.

Assef is affiliated with the idea that the fight for such racially charged and extremist views has not been extinguished with the end of Nazi Germany and can still be realized in another time and place.