Got to agree with this sort of stuff.
The whole attitude of the 40s and early 50s was way off: They aren't German, so they must die. Bormann's idea of "they can become German" seems much closer than the actual truth.
And what is there really to celebrate about the Slavs in the first place? Even the name means "Slave". Known for their powerful Vodka and their cavalry traditions, they seem out of time and out of place. Besides, we all know the history books, that Stalin's purges made him the worst monster of his time. It doesn't exonerate Hitler and Himmler's conduct, but this is what the Slavs were doing at the time.
Hard to believe, though, that after 45 years of Detente and 15 years of warfare of decreasing intensity, we've got more in Common with those Amis than I'd ever imagined--colonized the heartland of a continent, civilized the barbarians living here, spread our culture around the world and created a new order better than the last. Yes the 40s-50s were dark times, but Kanzler Bormann reversed many of the worst actions of the state. Kanzler Rommel's government has strong democratic leanings and a long capitalist transition. Giant Freeways make travel through formally difficult Ostland easier than ever before. Even the Slavs in far off Rodina are better for the loss of their Man of Steel and his replacement, Laventi Beria, another proven Purge maniac.
With people like Stalin and Beria in control, its obvious why the Slavs can't run a state--they'll kill themselves. It was hard to say so at the time, but we did them a great favor. There are weird quirks, to be sure (Slavic Women often turn German when they marry) and such, but its considerably better than before.