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There is the whole "Hitler hated the Slavs as much as the Jews!" thing going around. I was talking to some idiot and saying that the reason he disliked Slavs comes from them replacing Germans in Austria (Much like Mexicans do to Americans in the US), and that Slavs being of Aryan descent, were not shit-talked just because they were Slavic. They of course insist the mainstream narrative is legit (like all good NPCs). I have only read the Stalagg edition of Mein Kampf and the only "anti-Slavic" shit I saw was the disdain that Germans in Austria were being replaced by them. Nor have I seen any speeches where he shit-talks them ethnically. I have not however read a ton of other works.

I know arguing with NPCs is basically pointless, but it made me curious where this "He hated them as much as the Jews!" (something that was clearly not the case, any literature/speeches/etc. you look at the Jews are like x100 worse than the Slavs) thing came from. Said NPC claims they have read Mein Kampf in 3 languages, which I find highly suspect (If you find it that vile, and your mind is so closed you believe the MSM about everything, what's the point or rereading it? Your mind is obviously already made up.)

Any info with more info on Slavic question, and where this "as bad as the Jews!!!" sentiment comes from, is welcome.

There is the whole "Hitler hated the Slavs as much as the Jews!" thing going around. I was talking to some idiot and saying that the reason he disliked Slavs comes from them replacing Germans in Austria (Much like Mexicans do to Americans in the US), and that Slavs being of Aryan descent, were not shit-talked just because they were Slavic. They of course insist the mainstream narrative is legit (like all good NPCs). I have only read the Stalagg edition of Mein Kampf and the only "anti-Slavic" shit I saw was the disdain that Germans in Austria were being replaced by them. Nor have I seen any speeches where he shit-talks them ethnically. I have not however read a ton of other works. I know arguing with NPCs is basically pointless, but it made me curious where this "He hated them as much as the Jews!" (something that was clearly not the case, any literature/speeches/etc. you look at the Jews are like x100 worse than the Slavs) thing came from. Said NPC claims they have read Mein Kampf in 3 languages, which I find highly suspect (If you find it that vile, and your mind is so closed you believe the MSM about everything, what's the point or rereading it? Your mind is obviously already made up.) Any info with more info on Slavic question, and where this "as bad as the Jews!!!" sentiment comes from, is welcome.

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I'm no hitler expert but from what I've just read here, it's not that a clear cut regarding slavs

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Slavic_sentiment#Nazi_Germany

>Anti-Slavic racism was an essential component of Nazism.[9] Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party regarded Slavic countries (especially Poland, the Soviet Union, and Yugoslavia) and their peoples as non-Aryan Untermenschen (subhumans), they were deemed to be foreign nations that could not be considered part of the Aryan master race.[1]Hitler in Mein Kampf stated: “One ought to cast the utmost doubt on the state-building power of the Slavs” and from beginning rejected the idea of incorporating Slavs within Greater Germany[10] There were exceptions for some minorities in these states which were deemed by the Nazis to be the descendants of ethnic German settlers and not Slavs who were willing to be Germanized.[9] Hitler considered the Slavs to be inferior, because the Bolshevik Revolution had put the Jews in power over the mass of Slavs, who were, by his own definition, incapable of ruling themselves but were instead being ruled by Jewish masters.[11] He considered the development of Modern Russia to have been the work of Germanic, not Slavic, elements in the nation, but believed those achievements had been undone and destroyed by the October Revolution.[12]

Edit: That wiki entry bit above, partially reproduced here, is quite interesting btw technically speaking

Boatload of technicalities explained in a very concise way