Here are the answers to the remaining questions: 1.10 Women played various roles in the Nazi concentration and death camps, both as victims and perpetrators. As victims, Jewish women and women from other 'undesirable' groups faced the same brutal conditions, forced labor, starvation, and extermination as men, often with additional vulnerabilities related to pregnancy and childcare. As perpetrators, some German women served as SS guards (Aufseherinnen) in concentration camps, where they were known for their cruelty and active participation in the abuse, torture, and murder of prisoners. 1.11 The international community's response to the Holocaust was largely inadequate and delayed. Many countries, including the United States and Great Britain, were aware of the atrocities but did not take significant action to stop the genocide or provide refuge for Jewish people until late in the war. Factors contributing to this inaction included antisemitism, economic depression, immigration restrictions, and a focus on winning the war militarily rather than intervening to save lives. After the war, the international community established the Nuremberg Trials to prosecute Nazi war criminals and created the United Nations with the goal of preventing future genocides. 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.