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In my Greatest Olympic Prize, 'Der Fehrer' refers to ______. - English 2 (Literature in English)

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Question

In my Greatest Olympic Prize, 'Der Fehrer' refers to ______.

Options

  • Hitler

  • A Negro

  • Nazi youth

  • A sophornore

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Solution

In my Greatest Olympic Prize, 'Der Fehrer' refers to Hitler.

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