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ZH claims "All theories that Germans were planning to do in Eastern Europe rest on absolutely no evidence on Hiter's part."
He reads out Erhard Wetzel's quote:
"The goal of a German population policy in the Russian area will have to bring down the birth rates of the Russian population below the German birth rates."
Now, lo and behold, this exact thought process was uttered by Hitler, and it is documented in Henry Picker's notes and Martin Bormann's letter to Alfred Rosenberg, where Bormann again repeats Hitler's utterances in his letter to Rosenberg.
Adolf Hitler: “In some paper, I recently found a proposal to ban the distribution and use of abortifacients in the occupied eastern territories. If any idiot should actually try to put such a ban into practice in the occupied eastern territories, I would shoot him up personally. In view of the abundance of children among the local population, it would only be good for us if the girls and women there had as many abortions as possible. We must therefore not only permit BUT DOWNRIGHT ENCOURAGE A BRISK TRADE-IN CONTRACEPTIVES IN THE EASTERN TERRITORIES since we could not have the slightest interest in an INCREASE IN THE NON-GERMAN POPULATION.” (Hitlers Tischgespräche im Führerhauptquartier, ed. Henry Picker, (dated 22 July 1942).)
Martin Boramnn to Alfred Rosenberg: "The Slavs are to work for us. Insofar as we do not need them, they may die. Therefore, compulsory vaccination and German health service are superfluous. The fertility of the Slavs is undesirable. They may use contraceptives or practice abortion, the more the better."
(Letter from Martin Bormann to Alfred Rosenberg, 23 July 1942, Nuremberg Trial Proceedings Volume 11)
He reads out Erhard Wetzel's quote:
"The goal of a German population policy in the Russian area will have to bring down the birth rates of the Russian population below the German birth rates."
Now, lo and behold, this exact thought process was uttered by Hitler, and it is documented in Henry Picker's notes and Martin Bormann's letter to Alfred Rosenberg, where Bormann again repeats Hitler's utterances in his letter to Rosenberg.
Adolf Hitler: “In some paper, I recently found a proposal to ban the distribution and use of abortifacients in the occupied eastern territories. If any idiot should actually try to put such a ban into practice in the occupied eastern territories, I would shoot him up personally. In view of the abundance of children among the local population, it would only be good for us if the girls and women there had as many abortions as possible. We must therefore not only permit BUT DOWNRIGHT ENCOURAGE A BRISK TRADE-IN CONTRACEPTIVES IN THE EASTERN TERRITORIES since we could not have the slightest interest in an INCREASE IN THE NON-GERMAN POPULATION.” (Hitlers Tischgespräche im Führerhauptquartier, ed. Henry Picker, (dated 22 July 1942).)
Martin Boramnn to Alfred Rosenberg: "The Slavs are to work for us. Insofar as we do not need them, they may die. Therefore, compulsory vaccination and German health service are superfluous. The fertility of the Slavs is undesirable. They may use contraceptives or practice abortion, the more the better."
(Letter from Martin Bormann to Alfred Rosenberg, 23 July 1942, Nuremberg Trial Proceedings Volume 11)