Bernard knew something was changing. Instead of heading to work after roll call, he and the other prisoners in his barrack were ordered into lines. With guards in front of them and guards to the rear, Bernard hesitantly marched along with his fellow prisoners right out of the gates of
Auschwitz. The guards shouted to them to face forward but Bernard could not help but take a look around. He could only see lines and lines of
prisoners, marching west. Bernard would estimate that there were 50,000 Individuals being slowly forced across Poland. Before they reached
their destination, how many of Bernard's fellow prisoners would likely die?
O A only a few
OB. almost a third
OC about half
OD. all of them