Diplomat Cécil von Renthe-Fink submitted a draft to Ribbentrop which also discussed the possibility of the Baltic countries, Belgium, Netherlands and even Russia under the rule of the Vlasov movement joining the Confederation.[6] The draft also mentions that the admission of countries which were projected to be annexed into Greater Germany would not incite these countries towards nationalism, but would be the first step in drawing them into Germany's political sphere (see Greater Germanic Reich).[6] Poland's admission to the Confederation was according to Renthe-Fink out of the question.[6]