IB History Exam Prep

Answer - B - Denmark was able to save nearly its entire Jewish population from being exterminated during the Holocaust.

Key Takeaway: During the holocaust, the Danish government was extremely helpful towards the Jewish minority residing within their country. The resistance movement in Denmark performed an extensive and impressive rescue operation that managed to get most of their Jewish population to Sweden before the Germans could round them up, thus saving nearly the entire group from being exterminated.