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Triss [41]
1 year ago
10

In the camps, the Nazis classified their prisoners by the reason for their incarceration. In some camps, Roma prisoners were mad

e to wear brown triangles but, in most camps, they wore black triangles to link them with others, such as homeless or alcoholics. What did the Nazis call this group?
A.
Reichsausschusskinder

B.
175-ers

C.
Untermensch

D.
Asocials
History
1 answer:
azamat1 year ago
6 0

Answer:

D.

Explanation:

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