What did the condition of the synagogue on the eve of deportation reveal to the Jews about their captors?

A. The altar was broken.

B. Wall hangings torn down - all this showed that the captors had no respect for the holy place or the Jews.

C. The captors were willing to do anything.

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Annika Bowman

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4 November, 02:59

What did the condition of the synagogue on the eve of deportation reveal to the Jews about their captors?

A. The altar was broken.

B. Wall hangings torn down - all this showed that the captors had no respect for the holy place or the Jews.

C. The captors were willing to do anything.

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Raegan Burke · Answer 1

The correct answer is option C: The captors were willing to do anything

Explanation:

This was the first synagogue destroyed in Nazi Germnay as was the example on what was going to happen.

What did the condition of the synagogue on the eve of deportation reveal to the Jews about their captors?A. The altar was broken.B. Wall hangings torn down - all this showed that the captors had no respect for the holy place or the Jews.C. The captors were willing to do anything.

What did the condition of the synagogue on the eve of deportation reveal to the Jews about their captors?

A. The altar was broken.

B. Wall hangings torn down - all this showed that the captors had no respect for the holy place or the Jews.

C. The captors were willing to do anything.