PART A: How did survivors react to their newfound freedom? A They couldn't be happier about their newfound freedom. B They experienced conflicting emotions about their newfound freedom. C They didn't receive proper medical attention, and therefore couldn't enjoy their newfound freedom.

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PART A: How did survivors react to their newfound freedom? A They couldn't be happier about their newfound freedom. B They experienced conflicting emotions about their newfound freedom. C They didn't receive proper medical attention, and therefore couldn't enjoy their newfound freedom.

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Bennett Cox · Answer 1

B.

Explanation:

In 1944-1945, Soviet Soldiers liberated many prisoners from the concentration camps. First, they started from Majdanek camp in Poland in 1944 and then in Auschwitz in 1945.

After being liberated, the survivors of the concentration camp had mixed emotions towards their newfound freedom. Some survivors looked forward to being reunited with their family and friends while others were unfortunate to lose their family in the camps. Many others were overwhelmed.

After coming out of the camps the survivors, though received freedom but could not grasp it, as stated by one survivor.

So, the correct answer is option B.