Question

. How did Special Operation soldiers and slave laborer Jews at Auschwitz ironically treat each other?

a. They were convinced or forced to cause harm to their own people.
b. They were forced to work in unspeakable, inhumane conditions.
c. They were racist and prejudiced against their own people.
d. They didn’t abuse or benefit from the power they receive.

Answer 1

c. They were racist and prejudiced against their own people.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Special Operation soldiers (or Sonderkommando) during World War II were Jewish prisoners of war who were employed by the Nazis in order to monitor slaves, assist on killings or get rid of bodies. This people were forced to perform this work. In exchange, they were sometimes given better living conditions than those of other prisoners. Paradoxically, they were sometimes racist and prejudiced against their own people.