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Nazi PropagandaAnd

Mass Media

Dr Joseph Goebbels

Minister of Propaganda and Popular Enlightenment

(since 1933)

Believed in, and promoted Hitler as the

Saviour of Germany

Aryan RaceAryan RaceThis was the name of what

Hitler believed was the perfect race. These were people with full German blood, blonde hair

and blue eyes.

Anti -SemitismAnti -SemitismThis is the term given to political, social and economic agitation against Jews. In simple terms it means ‘Hatred of Jews’.

The Message……

Define Propaganda

• Propaganda is the systematic spreading of information or misinformation by the Media to aggressively promote one point of view.

• Propaganda is ‘brainwashing’ of the public, convincing them of an ideological viewpoint.

Propaganda

Activity• In pairs discuss different ways in which a

government could attempt to ‘brainwash’ the population. Make a brief note of your ideas.

• Think about what legislation (laws) that a government could introduce to aid their propaganda campaign.

censorship

Censorship is to ban information or entertainment which the government thinks is harmful.

Dictatorship and censorship go hand in hand.

Can you think of some reasons why?

Nazi Propaganda: Methods

• Nuremberg Rallies• Olympic Games• Media - Posters - Radio - Film and news reels - Newspapers

- Books - Music

Nuremberg Rallies

What adjectives would you use to describe the above photos of the rallies

precision orderly Regimental pride intimidation

a sense of belonging order out of chaos

1936 Olympics• Motive??• To showcase Aryan

Super race• A modern Country• Technologically

advanced.

Did they succeed?Jesse Owens - Black Athlete from the USA

4 gold medals

11 World Records

Disputed the Aryan Race theory

Fanatical approach by the Germans to the games – did not really impress the world.

Posters

• Posters are cheap and easy to distribute

• Placed in prominent positions they act as a constant reminder of ideology

• Can be used for many purposes

Examples of Nazi Posters

Radio or radio masts

• Hitler’s Speeches• Music• Cheap radio sets

35 marks

Hitler was a great orator.

Film and newsreels

Film was used to show Hitler in a positive light as often as possible.

The Nazi’s commissioned several films, each carefully portraying a certain image – try to think what this may have been…

Newspapers

• Censoring newspapers ensures that only the news you want people to read is available to the public

• Nazi party members wrote many articles for the press, ensuring that the message was always positive

• Many publications were banned

• There are cinema evenings to be caught up with, very enjoyable ones – if only there were not each time the bitterness of the Third Reich’s self-adulation and triumphalism. The renewal of German art – recent German history as reflected in postage stamps, youth camps, enthusiastic welcome for the Fuhrer in X or Y. Goebbel’s speech on culture to the germanised theatre people, the biggest lecture theatre, the biggest autobahn in the world, etc. etc. – the biggest lie in the world, the biggest disgrace in the world, it can’t be helped….

• Diary of Victor Klemperer 1937• Source 20

Activity

• Using all of the available resources. Explain how the Nazi Party used propaganda to strengthen their position once in power.

• See following slide for some advice on what to include in your answer.

Answering the QuestionUsing all of the available resources. Explain how the

Nazi Party used propaganda to strengthen their position once in power.

• A description of how each form of media was manipulated will NOT attain a high mark

• Ensure that you make the purpose of propaganda explicit• A strong answer will recognise that no one method of

Propaganda is successful in isolation• The frequency of broadcasts and number of public images

must be emphasised• Analysis of how the combined media onslaught would

influence the opinions of ordinary Germans is necessary for a high level response

• Reference to the available source material and some appraisal of it’s purpose and worth will enhance the quality of your answer

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