 The remaining third were either to be exterminated "in situ", used as slave labour, or Germanized if deemed sufficiently "Aryan", while hundreds of thousands of German settlers were to be moved into the conquered territories.As Adolf Hitler explained in a conference on 16 July 1941, the Baltic states were to be annexed to Germany at the earliest possible moment, and some Nazi ideologists suggested renaming Estonia as "Peipusland" and Latvia as "Dünaland" and integrating them as German provinces.During the course of the war, the main thrust of Nazi racial policies was directed against the Jews, not so much the majority Baltic peoples.