Paul manages a shop that his family has owned for generations. With the Nazi occupation of Poland, Paul is informed that his family’s business now belongs to Kuba, a Polish businessman he has known for many years. According to the new policy, what can Kuba now decide? A. whether Paul can work for him as an employee B. whether Paul should be sent to the ghetto or not C. whether the business is still Paul’s or not D. whether Paul’s family must leave their home or not