What role did the Schutzstaffel, or SS, play in the Nazi Party?

a.

They were in charge of suppressing revolts.

c.

They were in charge of propaganda, or advertising, Nazi ideals.

b.

They served as Adolf Hitler's personal police force.

d.

They were people who resisted the Holocaust.

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August Haley

Geography

19 November, 07:28

What role did the Schutzstaffel, or SS, play in the Nazi Party?

a.

They were in charge of suppressing revolts.

c.

They were in charge of propaganda, or advertising, Nazi ideals.

b.

They served as Adolf Hitler's personal police force.

d.

They were people who resisted the Holocaust.

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Damaris Gilmore · Answer 1

It is " They served as Adolf Hitler's personal police force."

(You mixed the options so I didn't put the letter option as not to confuse you.)

Callie Hoover · Answer 2

B is Ok they were para-soldiers who were protecting Hitler and his closest companions from other Nazists. It was before the second World War, in 1925.

During the II WW they become military organization which eight years after the end of the II WW in Nurenberg was sentenced for war crimes and treated as criminals.

What role did the Schutzstaffel, or SS, play in the Nazi Party?a.They were in charge of suppressing revolts.c.They were in charge of propaganda, or advertising, Nazi ideals.b.They served as Adolf Hitler's personal police force.d.They were people who resisted the Holocaust.

What role did the Schutzstaffel, or SS, play in the Nazi Party?

a.

They were in charge of suppressing revolts.

c.

They were in charge of propaganda, or advertising, Nazi ideals.

b.

They served as Adolf Hitler's personal police force.

d.

They were people who resisted the Holocaust.