In November 2006, some 40 elderly people gathered in the German town of Wernigerode to reminisce about their painfully Nazi backgrounds. The fate of these old men stemmed from a "source of life" ethnographic purification program by the Nazi Party, whose fuehrer Hitler had wanted them to become the rulers of the human world.
Hitler believed that the pure-bred Aryans were the descendants of God and that their mission in the world was to rule over inferior nations. In January 1933, after Hitler ascended to the throne of the German Chancellor, he began to systematically "optimize" the German race and eliminate the "dregs" from it. He gave the plan to SS leader Himmler, who, at Hitler's behest, named the "Source of Life" in order to nurture the purest Aryans, with the goal of breeding 120 million pure-bred Aryans by 1980 to rule the vast expanse of the Third Reich.
In May 1933, the Hitler-controlled German government began the Source of Life Project. The government called on the people to increase their racial reserves, to encourage fertility not only for purebred Aryan women not only without working but also for marriage or not, for allowances and medals for Aryan mothers who gave birth to many children, while couples who did not have children were degraded, and abortion was illegal.
Then, in January 1934, in order to ensure the superiority of future generations, the Nazis launched inhumane measures, sterilizing hundreds of thousands of people, including prostitutes, mentally ill people, criminals, the poor, and Germans of other ancestry.
In 1936, Himmler founded the first infamous "Birthplace of Life", also known as the "Fertility Farm". In the years that followed, the SS established nine similar maternity homes throughout Germany. Brainwashed by hitler's Nazi government, many blonde German girls came here to have relationships with the "SS elite" who were about to enter the war and go to the front line in order to give birth to purebred Aryans. The girls were proud of this and thought it was a patriotic gesture.
SS leader Himmler was so concerned about the fertility farm that he often made personal tours, disguised himself as a loving angel and invented a high-protein recipe for children. Fertility tools awaiting delivery are "princess-like care" and live a comfortable daily life, with high-quality meals and a wealth of recreational activities.
As Nazi Germany under Hitler continued to expand, many countries occupied by Nazi Germany established similar fertility sites. Here, the Nazis only blonde women. If the children born to these women were sick or defective, the Nazis would mercilessly starve or poison the newborns.
As the territory of the Reich expanded, Hitler feared that the "fertility farms" would not be able to meet the future needs of the Reich. The SS began to prey on children of Aryan descent in the occupied territories. They were then sent to german families to be raised, expecting them to become excellent Nazi forces in the future.
According to incomplete statistics, during World War II, the Nazis kidnapped at least 250,000 children in occupied European countries. After the war, only one in ten children returned to their homes. And those children who grew up in German families have long identified themselves as native Germans.
As Hitler's Nazi Germany continued to lose, Hitler and Nazi Germany were on the verge of defeat. To cover up this ugly plan, Nazi Germany destroyed all archives of the source of life.
After the end of World War II, these children born on the fertility farm were labeled "Hitler's babies" and discriminated against by those around them, and the mothers on the fertility farm were also retaliated against by the local society. These children all have a painful childhood, and the label of shame will accompany them for the rest of their lives.