Generalplan Ost Going back to the theory of lebensraum, – Nazis planned to use the East to “spread out” – conquest and subjugation of Baltics was a necessity.

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Generalplan Ost Going back to the theory of lebensraum, – Nazis planned to use the East to “spread out” – conquest and subjugation of Baltics was a necessity – Germans had history (Teutonic Knights) ruling Baltics, esp. Lithuania  German was language of nobility Alfred Rosenberg-Estonian racial theorist-put plan into place for what to do with the German East. This is the core of Nazism: – Involved division into four districts – Elimination of the Jewish question – Elimination of Bolshevism & Pan Slavism – Establishment of master race; settlement of farmland Hans Frank began implementation in Poland; next step was USSR

Ethnic groupPercentage subject to elimination Poles80-85% Russians 50-60% to be physically eliminated and another 15% to be sent to Western Siberia. Belarusians75% Ukrainians65% Lithuanians85% Latvians50% Estonians50% Czechs50% Latgalians100%

Eastern Holocaust Einsatzgruppen comes behind Wehrmacht to deal with undesirables Massacre of the Jews in the East begins in Lithuania – Vilnius, Jerusalem of the North, sees of population of roughly 500,000 taken down to 1,500 – Lithuania goes from between 100, million to 4,000 Most are simply taken out into the woods and shot Wehrmacht actively cooperates with Einsatzgruppen – One commander issues an order celebrating the “hard but just punishment for the Jewish sub-humans” – Rundstedt, Manstein write about awareness of massacres – Local population generally complacent, but Latvians actively round up and arrest undesirables  still reconciling this today Comes to the headway at Babi Yar in Ukraine 33,771 killed in two days Nazis then use East to experiment with mass extermination via gas