Which of the following factors has been identified as the one most responsible for the effectiveness of Nazi genocide in places such as the Netherlands?
A) the intense and widespread hatred of Jews and other undesirables
B) having a well-organized bureaucracy
C) the availability of new chemicals such as Zyklon B gas
D) the large number of people involved

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Having a well-organized bureaucracy was the factor most responsible for the effectiveness of Nazi genocide in places such as the Netherlands. The Nazis carefully planned and coordinated their efforts and had a system in place to efficiently identify, round up, and transport victims to concentration and extermination camps.

Which of the Following Factors Has Been Identified as the One