What Hitler's plan was for Russia

[maryjane48]

One of the cornerstones of the Nazi expansionist policy was known as Lebensraum, and it formed an important component of the Generalplan Ost, or “Master Plan for the East.” In this scheme, all the indigenous Slavic people would be removed permanently or enslaved. This included the Poles, Ukrainians, Russians, and any other Slavic people, who were, according to Nazi ideology, considered inferior to the Aryans. As they were thought of as a racially inferior people, they were deemed expendable.


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[The Green Barbarian]

One of the cornerstones of the Nazi expansionist policy was known as Lebensraum, and it formed an important component of the Generalplan Ost, or “Master Plan for the East.” In this scheme, all the indigenous Slavic people would be removed permanently or enslaved. This included the Poles, Ukrainians, Russians, and any other Slavic people, who were, according to Nazi ideology, considered inferior to the Aryans. As they were thought of as a racially inferior people, they were deemed expendable.

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why is this a topic? Everyone who knows anything about World War 2 knows this stuff. My own grandmother was moved from Poland to be a slave labourer on a farm in Germany during WW2. She actually was lucky, as there was food available on the farm and the family treated her well.

Maybe think about that the next time you are liberally throwing out "Nazi" comments at people who don't 100% fall in line with communist propaganda.

[maryjane48]

um no . i stand against nazis right and thats that . all terrorism should be denounced at every turn . the onus isnt on me, its on foolish people who make foolish posts .


i think some folks need a history lesson . and i will be head the class .

[alfred2]

if you knew your history russia made slaves of all slavic people after germany was defeated. So what is your point.

[averagejoe]

i think some folks need a history lesson . and i will be head the class .

Maybe it's you who needs a history lesson?

Germany did not invade Soviet Russia all by it's lonesome self as your trying to imply.....

Can you name all the other nations that joined Operation Barbarossa?

[averagejoe]

Germany led the invasion of Soviet Russia with members of the Anti-Comitern Pact....

Remember in 1916 when the First Communist International (Comitern) planned and was organizing world revolution.....

Well the Germans organized the opposite of the Comitern called the Anti-Comitern pact know to those uneducated lefty's as the Axis Pact.

Real name of the Pact was the Anti-Comitern.....To stop world Revolution in all countries of the world and the World Revolution was centered in Moscow....

The Anti-Communist International Pact.

Anti-Comintern Pact

German-Japanese Agreement and Supplementary Protocol, Signed at Berlin, November 25, 1936

Translation, in Department of State, Foreign Relations of the United States: Japan, 1931-1941, II, 153


Agreement Guarding Against the Communistic International

The Imperial Government of Japan and the Government of Germany,

In cognizance of the fact that the object of the Communistic International (the so-called Komintern) is the disintegration of, and the commission of violence against, existing States by the exercise of all means at its command,

Believing that the toleration of interference by the Communistic International in the internal affairs of nations not only endangers their internal peace and social welfare, but threatens the general peace of the world,

Desiring to co-operate for defense against communistic disintegration, have agreed as follows.


http://avalon.law.yale.edu/wwii/tri1.asp

[averagejoe]

This building was to house the World Revolution of the Soviets congress....

The 22,000 seat Palace of the Soviets being built in Moscow before WW 2 started with steel structure in place.

To be taller than the Empire State building, capping it with a 300' statue of every Socialist favorite revolutionary Vladimir Lenin...

[maryjane48]

thats nice joe . but can you explain what that has to do with nazis plan for russia if they had won that war ?

[averagejoe]

One of the cornerstones of the Nazi expansionist policy was known as Lebensraum, and it formed an important component of the Generalplan Ost, or “Master Plan for the East.” In this scheme, all the indigenous Slavic people would be removed permanently or enslaved. This included the Poles, Ukrainians, Russians, and any other Slavic people, who were, according to Nazi ideology, considered inferior to the Aryans. As they were thought of as a racially inferior people, they were deemed expendable.

http://trib.al/MZqvIIa

OK... where is the documentation for this plan to back up this plan? I see none. Only opinions?



I thought he was taking over the world????? This maps just shows Russia?

[averagejoe]

If you go back in time you will find that Germans lived in the Ukraine before the mass Germanic migration after the fall of the Parthian Empire (Iraq and Iran was a Germanic country for over 500 years) in 217 AD....



The biggest Germanic migration into Europe....Germans we're originally from Asia.

[averagejoe]

Large number of Germans living and farming in Russia even under the communists, including my relatives....


Yellow shows large concentrations of Germans in Russia and eastern Europe.

[averagejoe]

The front page of Catherine the Great's Einwanderungsmanifest – her manifesto that invited German farmers to settle the lower Volga region.

[averagejoe]

[averagejoe]

[quote="maryjane48"]One of the cornerstones of the Nazi expansionist policy was known as Lebensraum, and it formed an important component of the Generalplan Ost, or “Master Plan for the East.” In this scheme, all the indigenous Slavic people would be removed permanently or enslaved. This included the Poles, Ukrainians, Russians, and any other Slavic people, who were, according to Nazi ideology, considered inferior to the Aryans. As they were thought of as a racially inferior people, they were deemed expendable.


What about these countries that joined Germany in Operation Barbarossa?

Romania, Finland, Italy, Hungary, Slovakia, Croatia, Spanish volunteers, French volunteers, Belgian Volunteers, Denmark volunteers, Estonian volunteers, Lithuanian volunteers, Latvia volunteers.....list goes on.

We're they nazi's too?

We're they joining this Master Plan you talk about?

We're they joining Germany in removing permanently or enslaved the indigenous Slavic people too?

[averagejoe]

What about Sikh's in the German Army???




German Army Free Indian Sikh Legion Soldiers World War 2


https://i.ytimg.com/vi/IUoOJEidm2o/hqdefault.jpg
Non-Europeans in German Army...


Or Muslims in the German Army???




Muslim Members of the division at prayer during their training at Neuhammer Germany in November 1943.

How about Blacks in the German Army????