Question

When the Nazi administration sent memorandums directing the death of Jews at an extermination camp, they used the phrase "special
treatment." Which statement BEST explains the careful use of this phrase?
OA The Nazis believed that the extermination of the Jews was a merciful treatment designed to end Jewish suffering.
O B.
Because of the Infiltration of American and Soviet sples, they had to be careful in wording so that operations were secure.
They used euphemisms because they knew that what they were doing would be considered wrong by others.
OC.
OD. Few of the administrators were aware of what exactly happened at the camps; just that the person was being detained.

Answer 1

Nazi administration used the phrase “special treatment” in their Jewish memorandums as they knew that what they were doing would be considered wrong by others.

What is Nazi's special treatment?

The Nazi administration under the leadership of Adolf Hitler intended to make Germany, a society free from the Jews, and thus led to their evacuation in the gas chambers for special treatment, or holocaust.

Hence, option C holds true regarding Nazi's special treatment.

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