"One only needs to look at this primeval world and realize that nothing happens here unless people are given work. THE SLAV IS A BORN MASS OF SLAVES, crying out for a master; the only question is, who is the master. [...]

The German farmer has the drive to get ahead; he thinks of his children. A Ukrainian farmer, however, will not act according to the imperative of duty.

The Nordic-Germanic race gave birth to the idea of ​​the state and realized it by compelling the individual to submit to a whole. To awaken the national power that slumbers in the blood of our people is the task we must set for ourselves.

The Slavic peoples, however, are not destined for a life of their own. They know this, and we must not try to convince them that they could. We did this in 1918."

— Adolf Hitler

Source: Monologe im Führerhauptquartier 1941-1944: Die Aufzeichnungen Heinrich Heims, ed. Werner Jochmann (Hamburg: Albrecht Knaus, 1980). p.47.

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