Question

General Eisenhower established an anti-fraternization policy in the American sector of Germany. What does this mean? A. Germans could not open their own businesses B. Only English was allowed to be spoken in the American section of Germany C. Families were split up and sent to live apart D. Soldiers could not speak to German citizens

Answer 1

The answer is D. Soldiers could not speak to German citizens

Explanation:

Anti-fraternization policies stop or prevent groups of people from socializing or interacting. These policies are used in wars to prevent troops from interacting with those who are enemies. Moreover, this was applied by General Dwight D. Eisenhower who led the American troops that invaded part of Germany. Indeed, as part of the policy soldiers could not relate or even spoke to German people, including children, although this changed after some months. Thus, the correct option is D.