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Umvolkung ''Umvolkung'' is a term in Nazi ideology used to describe a process of assimilation of members of the German people (the ''Volk'') so that they would forget about their language and their origin. The term is also utilized to describe the "re-Germanisation" of the German people, after new Lebensraum was conquered and the German people who already resided there would become more German again. Of course, Umvolkung in the first sense was seen as a negative process during the Third Reich, while the second process was seen as desirable. == Origin and Background == The term was invented by Albert Brackmann, a prestigious leader of the Ostforschung, which was a research organization which investigated the character and the attitudes of people (the so-called "Verhalten") living in parts east of the German Reich, e.g. in Poland, Ukraine, Slovakia and Romania. There was a plan to conquer almost whole Eastern Europe and process the "Umvolkung", so all the former German people, who slowly assimilated and mixed with the other ethnies would become more German again.
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