Question

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winchel: i know so that your ymca... does all it can to make nazi war prisoners
near home comfortable
karen: and in the meantime, according to thomas sweet, inside the camp, some of
those prisoners are starting to get kind of bold
sweet: for a example of right, they cut out washbasin and they took the kite, and
was flying the kite and had the switches in the box underneath the kite with a string
close to the ground. and they handed the string to one of the guards and said, pull
this string. and when they pulled the string the trap door opened on the gadget
thing that was and all these washbasin started falling all over the camp and in
immediate too and the camp people started calling the base mad about that
karen: and to that, we didnt have enough men to guard a lot of these camps, so
old prisoners are starting to get more and more control of the camp.
sweet: the prisoners had the run of the camp.
karen: and it was coming. but major hopkins would ymca to terminate the nazi
thing as soon as possible. then, right near them up. there were even a couple of
robert:
guiding questions
how did the camps start changing?
a guards became stricter towards all prisoners.
b guards became stricter towards troublesome
prisoners.
c prisoners began to push nazi symbols and
violence.
d prisoners lost their luxuries after americans
complained.

Explanation:

The text shows prisoners getting bold (e.g., cutting out swastikas, tricking guards with kite - string trap). Karen mentions prisoners gaining more control as there aren't enough guards. This implies prisoners are pushing against Nazi - related (swastika is a Nazi symbol) elements (pushing Nazi symbols and violence as they resist the Nazi - run camp system).

Answer:

C. Prisoners began to push Nazi symbols and violence.