Hitler's death in World War II marked the end of a period of death, destruction, and genocide that included the deaths of an estimated six million Jews and millions of others considered inferior, racially or politically, by the Nazi regime.
Hitler viewed Slavic people as racially inferior and destined to serve the German "master race" or be removed.
Hitler considered Black people racially inferior. He was particularly hostile toward the presence of African soldiers in the French army and mixed-race children in the Rhineland.
Lebensraum is a German word that literally translates to “living space”. It describes the Nazi expansionist policy, first advanced by Adolf Hitler as the racial and geographic objective of Germany’s foreign policy. It proposed colonization of territories in order to gain more access to resources, living space and slaves for German people. The ideology of Lebensraum included a call to Germanize or eliminate non-Germans who lived in the conquered territories.
The Nazi plan was to expand Germany's influence and power to the east by annexing and controlling more land and resources. This included invading and occupying Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and other neighboring countries. Adolf Hitler also planned to drive out and/or exterminate the Slavic peoples of Eastern Europe in order to replace them with German colonists.