How would history look back at Nazi Germany if they had not committed genocide?

by GT2018
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This question would be more appropriate in /r/historicalwhatif

But it might interest you to know that genocide was part of Nazi ideology, a central aspect of their policy. They sought to completely depopulate eastern Europe so that they could settle germans in the freed up land for farming. The Nazis as a whole would probably look extremely different without the inherently murderous nature of their ideology!