  That's wrong according to the historical record. Germany accelerated killing when it was apparent they were going to lose the war. When it looked like they had the war in hand their plans were to transplant unwanted populations of Jews to Israel or Madagascar (of which documentation was actually found, as opposed to the lack of documentation on a plan for extermination).  Near the end of the war when Germany couldn't even feed their own people due to bombed out roads, then the prisoners of war started starving to death en mass. Up until that point there wasn't a lot of killing.  So if it had gone on longer (i.e. they had won) then there would likely have been far less deaths than we saw.  The Madagascar plans I've heard of, but Nazis trying to move Jews to Israel??!! Wasn't Israel created  after  WW2, at that time it was still Palestine and one of the results of Germany losing the war was the creation of the ilegal state of Israel, as far as I know didn't Hitler wanted to move the Jews the far away from Europe or the Arab world? He knew that having jews near arabs would be disastrous...