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>Communism lifted you eastern europoors from serfs 
Only russians were in serfdom. Our "serfs" even had the hand arms like facilions (or “cords” in slavic languages. Yes, we unironically call it “cord”, I don't joke). Anyway it was better than kolkhozy because in the second case we had no private property (i.e. we were Stalin's slaves but under different name). An that's not to mention soviet corruption and irrational planning economics (the last didn't work without the fisrt, lol). 

>It increased quality of life by such an inconcievable amount
A little about soviet “quality of life”:
>The extremely long productive Soviet system was reflected in low wages for employees and workers. However, wages could only be kept low because prices for consumer goods were quoted below their cost. The consequence of low rents has been an extraordinary destruction and neglect of houses that is difficult to imagine («Ostaufgaben der Wissenschaft», 1943).
>In the evening we arrive in the Belarusian city. One of the residents, who lived for many years as a prisoner of war in Hanover, praises what he saw in Germany. The fact that German farmers fed prisoners of war five times a day apparently made the greatest impression on them. But they also praise clean, well-equipped apartments. There is great dissatisfaction with Judeo-Bolschesik exploitation. The peasant had to hand over rye for 7 rubles per hundredweight and buy it back with seeds for 120 rubles per hundredweight (Kleo Pleyer, “Folk im Feld”, 1943, S. 171).

>Posen speech 
Im fact, soviet falcification. However, there was a nice doc (“Zehn Gebote für die Kriegsführung des Deutschen Soldaten”) about attitude of German army to civilians (http://www.zweiter-weltkrieg.eu/zehn-gebote-fuer-die-kriegsfuehrung-des-deutschen-soldaten/).

>his economy was based on exploitative monopolies and slavic slave labor
Truthfully speaking, ostarbaiters weren't slaves. So, let ostarbaiter speak for himself:
“February 2, 1943
Appeal from Ukrainian Oberleutnant Pavel Essaulov,Torgau A. Elba village, glass factory [as an ostarbeiter].
I am now 32 years old, I am an officer, senior lieutenant. For 25 years Jewish Bolschewism mocked me. My father was shot or exiled to Siberia - I don’t know. The father was a tsarist officer, the mother died of hunger. For a long time I waited for the hour of reckoning, and now the time has come. I have the desire and duty to take revenge on Jewish Bolschewism for my father, my mother and myself... I want to fight for a new life, for the prosperity of a new National-Socialist Europe, for the flourishing of National-Socialism . I want to fight for the liberation of the Ukrainian people from communist slavery and Judeo-Bolschewik oppression. I am an officer and my place is at the front. The Germans trusted me and trust me; I was tested in more than one sniper battle. My wife is physically strong (like me) and will withstand any difficulties, I vouch for her. I am a Ukrainian (my wife is also Ukrainian) and I assure you that if I deviate from the laws of the National-Socialist Party or turn out to be unfaithful to them, the hand of the German authorities can severely punish me. I'm not one of those people. Please fulfill my request as soon as possible.
Heil Hitler!
Pavel Essaulov”.