What was the fate of the majority of Soviet POWs held by the Nazis?
A) Death in the POW camps
B) Resettlement in the Balkans
C) Enlistment in Vlasov's army
D) Transport to Britain
E) Enlistment in the German army

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The majority of Soviet POWs held by the Nazis faced death in the POW camps. It is estimated that around 3.3 million Soviet POWs were held by the Nazis during World War II, and around 57% of them died in captivity due to various reasons, including starvation, disease, and maltreatment by the Nazis.

What Was the Fate of the Majority of Soviet POWs