After conquering Poland, Hitler sent in “task groups.” What was their main purpose?
a) killing anyone considered “unsuitable,” for ideological or racial reasons, in the coming Third Reich
b) planning supply chains for the German troops that would now govern Poland
Consider This: Hitler explicitly ordered that the “destruction of Poland is a priority. . . .” See 13.1: Hitler’s War.
c) gaining control of all radio, telephone, telegraph, and newspaper facilities so that the Reich could dominate news and communications
Consider This: Hitler explicitly ordered that the “destruction of Poland is a priority. . . .” See 13.1: Hitler’s War.
d) creating a defensive border between western Poland and the eastern zone, controlled by the Soviets
Consider This: Hitler explicitly ordered that the “destruction of Poland is a priority. . . .” See 13.1: Hitler’s War.
a) killing anyone considered “unsuitable,” for ideological or racial reasons, in the coming Third Reich
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