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CHAPTER 7

Q.1How many Germans were on the initial list of offenders? How many were prosecuted? Why was that so?

Half a million of Germans wee in the initial list of the offenders but only 22 were prosecuted. Many have not been prosecuted because the nations involved have assumed the offenders and they are going on with their daily activities.

Q.2Who in the SS was exempted from prosecution?

Wolffis a SS was exempted from prosecution.

Q.3 Describe Annette Shucking post war career?

Annette Shucking post war career was that of house wife as she was married and raised her kids.

Q.4How many women were sentenced to death for the crimes at the high point of the prosecution?

Five hundred women were sentenced to death for the crimes at the highest point of the prosecution.

Q.5 On page 171, depict the predicament of the nurse who met her husband after the war

It is difficult for the nurse to face her husband because of the killings she had performed during the war. She was guilty because of her inhuman did during the war.

Q.6What word did Adloph Eichmann secretary utter when pressed about her involvement?

The secretary claimed that she was just doing her job as required.

Q.7What did Liselotte Meier say when asked about her hunts?

She admitted that she joined her collegues in the Sunday hunting trips.

Q.8What happened to Zelle and Westerheide?

Zelle and Westerheide were acquitted due to contradictory testimonies and general lack of evidence.

Q.9 On the final page of the chapter 7 what does the author conclude about the fate of most female?

The German women thought that German will win the war and they thought that they will not be prosecuted. They will live with fear and pain as some are prisoners at their old age while others are still hiding.

Q.10 On page 199, what did Stalin do that Hitler started?

Stalin continued the blood land that Hitler had started. They focused on the transformation of the land between.