Did Joseph Goebbels ever describe any groups as “subhumans” in propaganda?

[Totenkomf]

Seemigly Baarová saw Goebbels charming intelligent individual. But by striking a relationship with Goebbels she got to act on the German Films as she was an Czech and a Slav.

Goebbels wasn't an anti-Slav, he even referred to the Bulgarians as "friends".

No but the other Nazi leaders saw Czechs as Slavs so that's why Goebbels ended his relationship with Baarová on Hitler's orders in 1941.

Czechs were regarded as Aryans.

Goebbels didn’t end the relationship because she was a Czech/Slav, he ended it because the whole thing went against what the Nazis told the German people to strive for - a loyal family with lots of children.

Yes of he didn't end the relationship for racial reasons but for publical like Hitler's order. I thought the Nazis considered the Czechs as Slavs. And they speak a west-slavic language.

[Topspeed]

Is ö pronounciation unknown ?

[Totenkomf]

Is ö pronounciation unknown ?

No, but most languages do not mostly use ö, like the people who speak English, for example the British and the Americans.

[Topspeed]

Is ö pronounciation unknown ?

No, but most languages do not use ö, like the people who speak English, for example the British and the Americans.

There is an easy fix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MgoPB4UokQ

[Totenkomf]

Is ö pronounciation unknown ?

No, but most languages do not use ö, like the people who speak English, for example the British and the Americans.

There is an easy fix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MgoPB4UokQ

Well then ö is not unknown. Maybe the better word for the usage of ö in english is not mostly used.

[Topspeed]

Is ö pronounciation unknown ?

No, but most languages do not use ö, like the people who speak English, for example the British and the Americans.

There is an easy fix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MgoPB4UokQ

Well then ö is not unknown. Maybe the better word for the usage of ö in english is not mostly used.

Burger...first after B is Ö.

I could write burger as böögö...and everyone here would understand it.

[Totenkomf]

Is ö pronounciation unknown ?

No, but most languages do not use ö, like the people who speak English, for example the British and the Americans.

There is an easy fix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MgoPB4UokQ

Well then ö is not unknown. Maybe the better word for the usage of ö in english is not mostly used.

Burger...first after B is Ö.

I could write burger as böögö...and everyone here would understand it.

In Pronouciation, yes. I am not sure about other forum users undestanding the böögö, but maybe.

[Topspeed]

No, but most languages do not use ö, like the people who speak English, for example the British and the Americans.

There is an easy fix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MgoPB4UokQ

Well then ö is not unknown. Maybe the better word for the usage of ö in english is not mostly used.

Burger...first after B is Ö.

I could write burger as böögö...and everyone here would understand it.

In Pronouciation, yes. I am not sure about other forum users undestanding the böögö, but maybe.

How many would understand if said Lets iit sam böögös ?

[Totenkomf]

There is an easy fix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MgoPB4UokQ

Well then ö is not unknown. Maybe the better word for the usage of ö in english is not mostly used.

Burger...first after B is Ö.

I could write burger as böögö...and everyone here would understand it.

In Pronouciation, yes. I am not sure about other forum users undestanding the böögö, but maybe.

How many would understand if said Lets iit sam böögös ?

Well if you say it like that, then they undestand it.

[George L Gregory]

Yes of he didn't end the relationship for racial reasons but for publical like Hitler's order. I thought the Nazis considered the Czechs as Slavs. And they speak a west-slavic language.

Yes, the Nazis did consider the Czechs to be Slavs.

Slavic people, like Germanic people, were considered a mixture of races. Czechs were regarded as having a substantial amount of Nordic people and were suitable to be Germanised.