- Newspapers: Goebbels took over most of the publishers, put controls on what journalists could write and set up a press agency to tell newspapers what the news should be
- Films: Propoganda films were used to spread the Nazi view
- Radio: Goebbels formed the Reich Radio Company which controlled all radio stations. 70% of the German households had radios and for those who did not, 6000 loudspeakers were erected in public squares all over Germany. Typical broadcasts were Hitlers speeches, German music and progams about German history
- Festivals and Celebrations: People were encouraged to celebrate a new list of events, these spread the Nazi view
- Culture: Goebbels set up the Reich Chamber of Culture, musicians, actors and writers had to be members of the Chamber.
- Music: Only acceptable music was allowed, no jazz as that was 'black people's' music and therefore racially inferior
- Theatre: It was concentrated on German history and political drama
- Literature: Banned books were removed by the Gestapo from libraries and book shops
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