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Which Nazi era policy identified the need for greater living space for Germans in Europe as a goal of Aryan superiority
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The policy that identified the need for greater living space for Germans in Europe as a goal of Aryan superiority was known as Lebensraum, or "living space".
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Which Nazi-era policy identified the need for greater living space for Germans
in Europe as a goal of Aryan superiority? (1
Which Nazi-era policy identified the need for greater living space for Germans in Europe as a goal of Aryan superiority?(1
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Which Nazi-era policy identified the need for greater living space for Germans in Europe as a goal of Aryan superiority?(1
Which Nazi-era policy identified the need for greater living space for Germans in Europe as a goal of Aryan superiority?(1
Which Nazi-era policy identified the need for greater living space for Germans in Europe as a goal of Aryan superiority?(1
