@UnlikelyJacobin@HistoryArcs 1. RusHa was a subsection of the SS, and there were many plans, not just one.
2. There is no evidence of the existence of a Hunger Plan, and besides, Backe did not work for RusHa.
3. Okay, that's completely made up. The planned deportations were for 31M, not 80M.
@UnlikelyJacobin@HistoryArcs 1. GPO was written by Konrad Meyer, not Himmler.
2. The Hunger Plan (a complete fabrication) has no relation to GPO.
3. 80M of forced labor is entirely invented.
@TelRit@duongdung1973@FrenchResponse Nope, there's nothing about murders in the actual documents.
Baby Yar was about Jews and has no relation to the Generalplan OST, which is a speculative document about the colonization of some areas of Eastern Europe.
@UnlikelyJacobin@HistoryArcs Generalplan ost makes no mention of killing or enslaving Slavs; it only refers to deporting them from certain areas of Eastern Europe
GPO isn't official Nazi policy, but rather one of many plans developed during the war. It essentially consists of the ramblings of minor officials
@TelRit@duongdung1973@FrenchResponse Generalplan ost makes no mention of killing or enslaving Slavs; it only refers to deporting them from certain areas of Eastern Europe
GPO isn't official Nazi policy, but rather one of many plans developed during the war. It essentially consists of the ramblings of minor officials
@tooslick2230267@CentristMadness@l0lwhyD0ITRY Generalplan ost makes no mention of killing or enslaving Slavs; it only refers to deporting them from certain areas of Eastern Europe
GPO isn't official Nazi policy, but rather one of many plans developed during the war. It essentially consists of the ramblings of minor officials
@ScaryBerry87 Generalplan ost makes no mention of killing or enslaving Slavs; it only refers to deporting them from certain areas of Eastern Europe
GPO isn't official Nazi policy, but rather one of many plans developed during the war. It essentially consists of the ramblings of minor officials
@KuyavianR4p1st@Kzh1454 Generalplan ost makes no mention of killing or enslaving Slavs; it only refers to deporting them from certain areas of Eastern Europe
GPO isn't official Nazi policy, but rather one of many plans developed during the war. It essentially consists of the ramblings of minor officials
@EwanBen@NewEngSepratist@jiminyjobbers55@MrBruh_II Generalplan ost makes no mention of killing or enslaving Slavs; it only refers to deporting them from certain areas of Eastern Europe
GPO isn't official Nazi policy, but rather one of many plans developed during the war. It essentially consists of the ramblings of minor officials
@MrZovda The genocide of Jews did happen, but the genocide of Slavs is a complete lie.
In fact, no German was convicted at the Nuremberg trials for anything of the sort.
@MixtecCulture @chaotichermes Wrong.
There is no evidence that the Nazis wanted to exterminate the Slavic population; in fact, no German was convicted at the Nuremberg trials for anything of the sort.
@allanexoflpa@mmar2920@sielskis1 There is no evidence that the Nazis wanted to exterminate the Slavic population; in fact, no German was convicted at the Nuremberg trials for anything of the sort.
@solduceaurelian@riruejdjjd@Hardmaxxxx The genocide of Jews did happen, but the genocide of Slavs is a complete fabrication.
In fact, no German was convicted at the Nuremberg trials for anything of the sort.
@Cary_Bleasdale@crc7135@_kruptos Wrong. War against USSR was preemptive.
There is no evidence that the Nazis wanted to exterminate the Slavic population; in fact, no German was convicted at the Nuremberg trials for anything of the sort.
@LesnaDusza2@HolexTv@MxrtinMxgger@Poland_Based There is no evidence that the Nazis wanted to exterminate the Slavic population; in fact, no German was convicted at the Nuremberg trials for anything of the sort.