According to the Textbook, What Does the View of the Holocaust

According to the textbook, what does the view of the Holocaust as a "bureaucratic cancer" ignore?

A) impersonal processes beyond individual control and beyond conscious intentions
B) the promise of fulfilling Germany's desire for Lebensraum or "living space"
C) technological changes that strengthened the German economy following industrialization
D) the many successes of Jewish challenges to Hitler's power, such as those of the Jewish Combat Organization
E) the individuals who did the actual killing and the ten or more years of ideological indoctrination that built on long traditions of anti-Semitism