Answer: c
Explanation: I just took it
The way that Hovel MOST likely make the journey to Germany from Auschwitz is B. He will be sent to German camps by rail.
<h3>How did the Nazis transport Jews?</h3>
When the Nazis needed to transport Jews across different areas and camps, they would use trains and the rail to get them there. These rails were often built by forced Jewish and political prisoner labor.
If Hovel's block is being sent to Germany, then they will most likely use the rail to get there. The more likely option however, is that they will be killed.
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