Question

what did dorothea schlösser and hanns peter harz have in common? check all that apply.
□ they were half - jewish and half - aryan.
□ they were relocated to jewish ghettos.
□ they were forced into hiding from the nazis.
□ they were young people in nazi germany.
□ they were forcibly deported from germany.
□ they were discriminated against due to their heritage.

Explanation:

• They were half - Jewish and half - Aryan: Dorothea Schlösser and Hanns Peter Harz had mixed Jewish - Aryan heritage.
• They were young people in Nazi Germany: Both were young during the Nazi era in Germany.
• They were discriminated against due to their heritage: Their mixed heritage led to discrimination under Nazi policies.

The other options: They were not relocated to Jewish ghettos (Dorothea was in a mixed situation, Hanns' situation didn't involve ghetto relocation), they were not forced into hiding (their circumstances were different from those in hiding), and they were not forcibly deported from Germany (their experiences didn't include deportation).

Answer:

• They were half - Jewish and half - Aryan.
• They were young people in Nazi Germany.
• They were discriminated against due to their heritage.