Greta hears her father speaking to his secretary. She is disappointed because he is leaving town once again. He tells the secretary to prepare some papers because the directions are coming down about the “Jewish Problem.” He has heard that the Fuhrer has outlined a plan, and it is up to people like himself to carry it through. Greta’s heart sinks because her father prepares to leave first thing in the morning. Where is Greta’s father likely headed when dawn arrives? A.
to attend the Wannsee Conference

B.
to meet for the opening of Auschwitz work camp

C.
to take part in the Munich Agreement.

D.
to the Soviet front to oversee Operation Barbarossa.