a, b, c and d

a, b and c

a, b and d

a, c and d

a and c

A war in which civilians are killed.

A war in which civilians are sent to fight.

A war in which weapons of mass destruction are used.

A war in which mass killings of particular sections of people take place.

A war in which large sections of people based on their ethnicity are sent to fight in the trenches.

It held Germany responsible for the war and damages the Allied countries suffered.

Germany was forced to pay compensation amounting to £6 billion under this.

A watchdog organisation called Free Corps was formed to oversee Germany.

All of the above

Both 1 and 2

It gave Chancellorship of Germany to Hitler.

It demilitarised Germany.

It indefinitely suspended civic rights in Germany.

It legalised the Gestapo, the SS, criminal police and the Security Service.

It established dictatorship in Germany.

The International Military Tribunal was set up at Auschwitz to sentence Nazis for war crimes.

Hitler, his propaganda minister Goebbels and his entire family committed suicide collectively in a bunker in Auschwitz.

A National Assembly met at Auschwitz and established a democratic constitution after the WW I.

Auschwitz was the headquarters of the Gestapo and the SS.

Auschwitz was a concentration camp and killing centre operated by the Nazis.

It was a plan under which Germany could pay back the compensation amount set by Allies after the World War I.

It was a plan under which passive resistance by Germany in Rhur took place where the Germans printed paper currency recklessly.

It was a financial plan suggested by the creditors through which Germany could make reparations for the loans taken in World War I.

It was a bailout plan by Americans which reworked the terms of reparation to ease the financial burden on Germans.

It was the package of short term loans made by Soviet industrialists for bringing out Germany from the Great Economic Depression in the 1930s.

a only

b only

c only

a and b

a, b and c

1919

1923

1933

1936

1938

A National Assembly met at Reichstag after the defeat of Imperial Germany and the abdication of the emperor in the WWII.

The revolutionary uprising of the Spartacist League took place at Reichstag after the birth of the Weimar Republic.

Reichstag was the site of the millions of killing camps of the Nazis during the WW II.

Deputies were voted in the Reichstag on the basis of equal and universal votes cast by all adults including women.

None of these

From 1933 to 1938, the Nazis terrorised, pauperised and segregated the Jews and they lived in 'ghettos'.

From 1939-1945, Nazis aimed at concentrating Jews in certain areas and eventually killing them in gas chambers called 'ghettos'.

Jews were barred from owning land since medieval times and lived in separately marked areas called 'ghettos'.

Poles were forced to leave their homes and properties behind to be occupied by ethnic Germans, brought in from occupied Europe and had to live in a defined area called 'ghetto'.

Polish children who looked like Aryans were forcibly snatched from their mothers and examined by ‘race experts and if they passed the race tests, they were raised in specifies areas called 'ghettos'.

Japan, Russia and Germany

Italy, Britain and France

Britain, France and Japan

Britain, France and Russia

Germany, Italy and Japan

Belzek

Sobibor

Treblinka

Duesseldorf

Majdanek

Germany

Italy

USSR

Japan

China

a only

b only

c only

a and c

None of these

To Germans who alerted the secret police to the presence of Jews and undesirables

To citizens who reported Germans' who were involved in organising active resistance to Nazism

To women who produced many racially desirable children

To children for participating in the Jungvolk and promoting the spirit of national socialism

None of these