What Was Nazi Germany Propaganda
Propaganda in Germany During WWII Prior to WWII, the Nazi Party was not a favourable one of the people residing in Germany. It was not until 1933, when Hitler came into power, that the Nazi Party was elected into the government. Many historians question how it was possible for such a violent and discriminatory party to have taken power. The reason is simple. Propaganda had a significant role in the entire Nazi Party campaign. Propaganda is how Hitler managed to keep his people loyal and his party strong. Control of the media, censorship, fear and hate is how Hitler and his men spread their cruel message across Germany. Throughout the reign of the Nazi Party (1933-1945) Hitler had an apparent monopoly over the media. Hitler ensured that
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Films such as “Triumph of Will” and “Hitlerjunge Quex,” told stories of German people who were treated poorly by the people living in Eastern Europe. Another film titled “The Eternal Jew,” portrayed Jewish people as thieves and criminals. Films such as these made it so there would be very little remorse for the treatment of Jews. Also, these films caused a sense of nationalism throughout the nation, as the Germans were furious with the oppression of other German people in Eastern Europe. The soldiers were brainwashed, and were numbed to the act of murdering innocent …show more content…
In fact, numerous loyal Nazi supporters would ransack libraries and burn book which supported communism or opposed the Nazi ideology. Goebbels and Hitler worked closely with the SS and the Gestapo. One who was suspected to be an anti fascist or extending communist beliefs would be captured or shot on the spot.
Because of the monopoly the government possessed over the media, political views which celebrated the Nazi Party became easily accessible. The German people would persistently be exposed to messages of hate. It was incredibly difficult to avoid such messages, as the people were encouraged to purchase a radio so one would not miss a speech presented by Hitler. Large speakers were set up in local areas and the people were expected to cease all activity and listen. By
Films such as “Triumph of Will” and “Hitlerjunge Quex,” told stories of German people who were treated poorly by the people living in Eastern Europe. Another film titled “The Eternal Jew,” portrayed Jewish people as thieves and criminals. Films such as these made it so there would be very little remorse for the treatment of Jews. Also, these films caused a sense of nationalism throughout the nation, as the Germans were furious with the oppression of other German people in Eastern Europe. The soldiers were brainwashed, and were numbed to the act of murdering innocent …show more content…
In fact, numerous loyal Nazi supporters would ransack libraries and burn book which supported communism or opposed the Nazi ideology. Goebbels and Hitler worked closely with the SS and the Gestapo. One who was suspected to be an anti fascist or extending communist beliefs would be captured or shot on the spot.
Because of the monopoly the government possessed over the media, political views which celebrated the Nazi Party became easily accessible. The German people would persistently be exposed to messages of hate. It was incredibly difficult to avoid such messages, as the people were encouraged to purchase a radio so one would not miss a speech presented by Hitler. Large speakers were set up in local areas and the people were expected to cease all activity and listen. By