Territory east of the Ural Mountains was seen as undesirable; however, the Germans later decided to expand the frontier of their proposed empire to the Urals and send the remaining Slavic populations over the mountains and thus out of Europe.
However, the Germans later decided to expand the frontier of their proposed empire to the Urals and send the remaining Slavic populations over the mountains and thus out of Europe. Territory east of the Ural Mountains was seen as undesirable.
Territory east of the Ural Mountains was seen as undesirable. However, the Germans later decided to expand the frontier of their proposed empire to the Urals and send the remaining Slavic populations over the mountains and thus out of Europe.
Territory east of the Ural Mountains was seen as undesirable. However, the Germans later decided to expand the frontier of their proposed empire to the Urals and send the remaining Slavic populations over the mountains and thus out of Europe.