Question

voices from the third reich
democrats and the reichsbanner met for the 1st of may rally. my father took me to the assembly and said, look at everything very carefully, and tell me later if you see anything odd. i noticed that theyd rolled up their flags and banners and marched off with them tucked under their arms. when asked if id noticed anything i said, yes, they marched with their flags rolled up, and usually they hold them up high. thats right, son, my father said. remember that. theyre social democrats and they dont want to be provoked by the nazis. thats why they carry their principles rolled up under their arms. that was one
vision of the weimar republic ive never forgotten.

after 1933 we didnt belong anymore. they broke our kitchen windows and the glass in our front door. on the wooden part of the door they scrawled a star of david and wrote juden raus (jews, get out!)
this passage relates to the difficulty many jewish germans faced when they

• tried to reinstate their german citizenship.
• were rounded up and sent to live in ghettos.
• attempted to acquire aryan documents.

Explanation:

The text describes the post - 1933 situation for Jewish Germans, with acts of vandalism like broken windows and anti - Semitic graffiti. This is related to the rounding up and forced relocation of Jewish Germans to ghettos. There is no mention of attempts to reinstate citizenship, acquire Aryan documents, and the described events are consistent with the ghettoization process.

Answer:

were rounded up and sent to live in ghettos.