To What Extent Was Hitler's General Plan Ost

Germany’s General plan Ost was Hitler’s proposition to slaughter millions of Jews, Polish, and other undesired races. Hitler then organized a racial classification system in which one would be enslaved, expelled, killed or resettled to a new place of residence. Millions of Slavic territories were viewed as undesirable and had to resettle in western Siberia. Most non-Aryans were enslaved, while for the Jews living in conquered territories, they were exterminated and Germans and other Volksdeutsche resettled in the ghost towns left behind after the Nazis performed their ways of ethnic cleansing. Millions of Polish were annexed to the Reich and Germany continued filling the holes they created with Germans who had been living out in Baltic countries.