i learned this from my students- all Poles are organ donors. If they don't want to be, they must sign forms in order for them not to be.
Unfortunately this is only in theory - doctors are generally afraid to take organs from anyone without the family's express permission, and this means that most Poles are not organ donors, even if they would like to be.
Apart from the Volksdeutsche of course. And seeing as 2.7 million Poles signed the Deutsche Volksliste, it's a bit of a stretch to say that ALL Poles were to be exterminated.
Poles as in Polish citizens or as in ethnic Poles? The Volksliste was not exactly open for just anyone to sign.
BTW, my grandfather, who in World War II was a Polish officer but ethnically half-German, was offered release from prisoner-of-war camp for signing the Volksliste, but refused and remained a prisoner until the end of the war. Of course in retrospect he would have probably died at Stalingrad if he had signed, but that's another story.
