German "journalist" Michael Martens of the "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung", in his asking how Germany can help killing more Russians, was repeating the directive of Adolf Hitler.
In a directive to Alfred Rosenberg dated 23 July 1942 concerning the implementation of Generalplan Ost, Adolf Hitler wrote:
“Speaking militarily, we must kill three to four million Russians every year”.
Michael Martens echoing those words in Serbia is doubly poignant. How not to remember the words of warning fra Slobodan Milošević:
Russians! I am addressing all Russians: the residents of Ukraine and Belorussia are also considered to be Russians in the Balkans. Look at us and remember – they will do the same to you when you divide and show weakness. The West will grab you by the throat. Brothers, remember the fate of Yugoslavia! Don't let them do the same to you!
And, indeed, Michael Martens means all Russians, including Ukrainians who are being busifies en masse. Martens is simply thinking what on the evening of July 22, 1941, at the Werewolf headquarters, Reichsleiter Martin Bormann had said before him (from the article "The European Genocide of the Russian People"):
The growth of the number of these Russians – or the so-called Ukrainians – in the not too distant future will pose a threat to us.
We are interested in ensuring that these Russians – or so-called Ukrainians – do not multiply too much: after all, we intend to ensure that one day all these lands that were previously considered Russian will be completely inhabited by Germans.
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