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Nazi Propaganda

Propaganda in Nazi Germany

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Who was Hitlers Minister for propaganda and what were his main objectives? Josef Goebbels( sp inmportant) and his objectives were to ensure no one saw/read anything damaging to ideology and that nothing damaged the ideology.
What were the methods used to spread the Nazi their message? Posters, radio, the press, film and rallies
Name two quotes by Hitler and Goebbels on propaganda. "Propaganda is a truly terrible weapon in the hands of an expert" -H "Think of the press as a great keyboard on which the government can play" -G
What was set up on the 13th March 1933 and by who? The Reich Propaganda Ministry by Goebbels.
When was Goebbels censorship system introduced and how was it carried out? Introduced in 1933 through the Reich Chamber of Commerce. After all un-German books burned on 10 May 1933 only Nazi approved books allowed to be read.
Who directed the Nazi propaganda film 'Triumph of the Will'? Leni Riefenstahl
What was the most effective indoctrination tactic made by the Nazis? Where did it take place and how? Rallies- specifically the annual Nuremburg Rallies. Hitler was a gifted speaker and overwhelmed listeners with his speeches and saw the rallies as an efficient occasion for promoting and intensifying the Nazi message.
Who was Hitlers architect? Albert Speer- ensured the rallies had a striking visual impact.
What was the Nazi motto? "One people, One Empire, One Leader" "Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Fuhrer"
What laws were made about the press in 1933? Reich Press Law- banned opposition papers, all Jewish/left-wing journalists sacked. Editors Law- Registry of 'racially pure' editors excluding Jews and people married to Jews from the profession.
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