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During the Nuremberg Trials, if you were accused of "crimes against humanity," what did that mean? A. You participated in the mass killing of innocent people. B. You were a member of the Nazi Party in
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During the Nuremberg Trials, if you

were accused of "crimes against
humanity," what did that mean?

A. You participated in the mass killing of innocent
people.

B. You were a member of the Nazi Party in Germany.

C. You were a supporter of Adolf Hitler in Germany.

D. You were a soldier for Germany in WWII.

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Answer:A. You participated in the mass killing of innocent people.

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