Which detail in the excerpt from Saving Children from the Holocaust best supports the correct answer to
Part A?
A. "The Germans were in Prague, and the Germans were only too willing to get rid of
these children."
B. Nazis harassed the committee's people in Prague. Reports of Nazi cruelty were being
heard more frequently.
c. "We went to them urgently asking for permits, only to be told languidly, "Why rush, old
boy? Nothing will happen in Europe."
D. The government would not pay for the transportation; everything had to be done with
private funds.