1) Elbow room 2) German political term 3) Living space 4) Room 
living space, or in Hitler-speak the minimum space the German people needed to live in.
Living space, specifically living space for ethnic Germans and generally referring to territories to be seized in Eastern Europe; see Drang nach Osten.
Lebensraum listen (German for `habitat` or literally `living space`) was an important component of Nazi ideology in Germany. The Nazis supported territorial expansionism to gain Lebensraum as being a law of nature for all healthy and vigorous peoples of superior races to displace people of inferior races; especially if the people of a superior...
(from the article `Germany`) ...and into German cultural and economic life. As for Germany`s position in international affairs, Hitler had long spoken of Germany`s need for ... ...led to the notorious German-Soviet Nonaggression Pact of August 24, 1939, a pact that secretly sealed Poland`s doom and delayed Hitler`s unbending ... ...K...
Theory developed by Adolf Hitler for the expansion of Germany into Eastern Europe, and in the 1930s used by the Nazis to justify their annexation of neighbouring states on the grounds that Germany...
Lebensraum was the theory of living space used by the Nazis to justify their annexation of neighbouring states on the grounds that Germany was overpopulated during the 1930s.
living space, or in Hitler-speak the minimum space the German people needed to live in.
Meaning “living space,” this was the excuse used by Hitler for the taking over of territories for the “superior” Aryan peoples.
Living space - Term used by the Nazis to refer to their plans for territorial expansion, particularly in the East