It reminds me of a discussion: what is better, cholera or a plague. Sure, the Germans wanted to turn the peoples of Eastern Europe (and Slavic peoples in the first place) into slave nations, and eventually to ged rid of them completely (i.e. to do the same with them as with Jews). When Russians came into Eastern Europe they "only" wanted slaves, they didn't want to exterminate us. Should we be grateful to them that they didn't want to kill us off with cyclon B, but only to turn us into slave labourers?
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Should we be grateful to them that they didn't want to kill us off with cyclon B, but only to turn us into slave labourers?===
Slaves are those who work on cotton fields and doesn't receive payment but just food and shelter. Slave women comfort master men.
Are those happened especcially second thing? OR maybe you little exaggarated "slave" thing?