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Never to Forget: the Jews of the Holocaust (1991). Milton Meltzer (p. 73). “By the end of the winter of 1941-42, more than 90% of the Jews trapped by the Germans east of the Soviet border were dead. The extermination of men, women, and children did not disturb Hitler:
If I don't mind sending the pick of the German people into the hell of war without regret for the shedding of valuable German blood, then I have naturally the right to destroy millions of men of inferior races who increase like vermin.
The same quote translated in Joachim Fest’s HITLER: (1973/2002):
When I send the flower of German youth into the steel hail of the next war without feeling the slightest regret over the precious German blood that is being spilled, should I not also have the right to eliminate millions of an inferior race that multiplies like vermin?
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