After World War II, How Were Homosexuals Treated

question 26

Multiple Choice

After World War II, how were homosexuals treated?

• A) Homosexuals were seen as a valuable asset to society.
• B) Homosexuals were put in jail and mental hospitals.
• C) Homosexuals were awarded honors for their service during the war.
• D) Homosexuals were ignored.

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