Haushofer School

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The Haushofer School of Geopolitics is one of the more important influences that led to World War II and the Holocaust.[1] Haushofer invented the term Lebensraum.

In February 2022 Nazi racial theories were very much alive in the Zelensky regime and among its NATO allies. Official Maidan regime nazi propaganda posted to Twitter. It was later deleted.[2]
Lebensraum

To Haushofer, war was a “struggle for elbow room,” which was “the last great test of a nation’s right to exist” and the “ultimate arbiter” of relations between nations (Herwig 2016, 100). The Lebensraum concept was “a critical component in the Nazi worldview that drove both its military conquests and racial policy” (Holocaust Museum 2022). The 1939 invasion of Poland, which formally began WWII, was the result of a direct application of this Lebensraum belief (Piotrowski 1997). Then, in 1941, the invasion of Russia was one of the more tragic applications of this ideology in terms of lives lost.

The end result of this belief was World War II which, in addition to taking the lives of close to 50 million people, was the most expensive war in history (Weatherford 2009, 249). Hitler was confident that the superior German race would prevail against Russia because the Russians were an inferior Slavic people. Adolf Hitler and Nazi racial theorists considered the Slavs as Untermenschen (subhumans);[3] they were viewed as an inferior race that could not create civilization and were actually a danger to it (Bendersky 2021, 151). As Lund University Professor Christian Abramsson wrote, the key event in shaping German Lebensraum "was the publication of Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life...."

Russians were alleged to be an inferior race that could not create civilization.[4]

References

  1. Karl Haushofer: One of the More Important Persons to Influence the Events That Led to WWII and the Holocaust (pub. Nov 1, 2023).
  2. Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance @Uinp_gov_ua, Mar 14, 20222. 9 arguments why Ukrainians an russians are not fraternal nations (look thread total). twitter.com/Uinp_gov_ua. Later deleted. Archived: web.archive.org.
  3. Der Untermensch ("The subhuman"), Editor: The Reichsführer-SS, SS Office, Berlin, 1942. Revised: SS Office - Training Office, SS Hauptsturmführer King, SS-Obersturmführer Ludwig Pröscholdt in conjunction with the Association of Graphic Jupp Daehler.
    The Holocaust Education & Archive Research Team has faithfully translated this infamous Nazi text from the original versions printed in both the German and Russian language. The purpose of this translation is for readers to understand the methods in which the Nazi propaganda machine would seek to dehumanize the victims of its genocidal actions.
  4. Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf, Excerpts about Culture (1925–26), published in: German History in Documents and Images, <https://germanhistorydocs.org/en/nazi-germany-1933-1945/ghdi:document-5138> [August 07, 2025].