lebensraum (Meaning)
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lebensraum (n)
space sought for occupation by a nation whose population is expanding
Synonyms & Antonyms of lebensraum
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lebensraum Sentence Examples
- Nazi Germany's pursuit of "Lebensraum" (living space) was a driving force behind World War II.
- Lebensraum ideology emphasized the need to acquire more land and resources to support a growing population.
- Adolf Hitler's belief in Lebensraum was rooted in his nationalist and expansionist ambitions.
- Nazi propaganda extolled the virtues of a larger Lebensraum, which would provide opportunities for settlement and economic growth.
- The Nazis targeted Eastern Europe, particularly the Slavic regions, as key areas for Lebensraum acquisition.
- German settlers were encouraged to colonize these territories, displacing or exterminating the local populations.
- The Nazis' Lebensraum policy resulted in widespread ethnic cleansing, forced labor, and the displacement of millions of people.
- The pursuit of Lebensraum was ultimately a disastrous failure for Nazi Germany, leading to military overextension and defeat.
- The concept of Lebensraum continues to be a source of debate and controversy among historians and political scientists.
- The lessons learned from the Nazi Lebensraum ideology serve as a cautionary tale against the dangers of territorial expansionism and ethnic chauvinism.
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space sought for occupation by a nation whose population is expanding
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Nazi Germany's pursuit of "Lebensraum" (living space) was a driving force behind World War II.
Lebensraum ideology emphasized the need to acquire more land and resources to support a growing population.
Adolf Hitler's belief in Lebensraum was rooted in his nationalist and expansionist ambitions.
Nazi propaganda extolled the virtues of a larger Lebensraum, which would provide opportunities for settlement and economic growth.
