The Nazis Propaganda
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- Created on: 03-07-20 11:54
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- The Nazis propaganda
- Hitler used fear tactics and propaganda to ensure his success in the elections
- Hitler wanted to use this tactics to make sure only Nazis ideology and benefits of the regime were shown
- Hitler appointed Mr Joseph Goebbels as the minister of propaganda and national enlightenment
- "Winning people over with to an idea so sincerely, so vitally, that in the end they succumb to it utterly and can never escape"
- His main were to spread the idea the superiority of the Aryan race, greatness of the Germany and adoration of the fuhrer
- Anyone who wanted to perform, publish or paint had to be a member of the chamber
- In 1933 Goebbels used propaganda to control the arts by establishing the Reich chamber of commerce
- Because the of chamber system this now introduced censorship
- The people could only access material approved by the Nazis and protest art was illegal
- To eliminate existing books against Nazis ideology Goebbels organised book burning events. The first was on May 10th 1933
- The same level of censorship also happened in the film industry. The Nazis controlled the release and production
- The films supported key Nazis, such as the film eternal jew - Jewish people were compared to rat and linked to the spread of disease
- The popularity of cinema gave the Nazis an ideal place spread their ideas
- Before a film start it would show newsreels show Nazis success and party broadcast
- To ensure the Nazis messages were spread across country they organised the sale of cheap radio called "the people receivers"
- Radio rose from 4.2 million radios in 1933 to 16 million in 1942
- Hitler was seen powerful and God like leader
- Goebbels declared the Hitler myth (the creation of Hitler) as a heroic strong all powerful leader as one of his greatest achievement
- Hitler held rallies giving eloquent, dramatic speeches
- Public spaces were legal obliged to play speeches & broadcast
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