Did Hitler have a pre-set plan that he intended to follow after the war was over, or was he just going to look at the state of everything and go from there? Are there any specific documents that speak about Hitler's social policy and what he had in mind for the people of Europe? Hitler was a fascinating, although terrifying person, and I find it hard to believe that he went into the war without devising a plan for when it was over.
The plan was to knock out the Soviet Union quickly, depopulate massive areas of Eastern Europe and settle it with German colonists. In effect, Germany wanted to become the U.S. of Europe, with Poles, Ukrainians and Russians as the Native Americans. The lowest figure drafted for displaced peoples was 31 million, more realistic estimates put it at 45 million. By 1942 talk was of the physical elimination of Poles and Ukrainians as well as the Jews. Himmler foresaw the settlement of 10 million Germans over the course of 10-20 years in the depopulated area. In 1941 Hitler declared the Volga would be Germany's Mississippi. The Nazis thought this necessary in order to be able to compete with the U.S.-British alliance and their awesome industrial potential, so that Germany, not the U.S., would become the ruling superpower in the world.
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