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Josef Gobbels and the Role of Propaganda in the Rise of the Nazis
Summary: Chronologically examines the role of propaganda in the rise of the Third Reich.
No regime in the 20th century or any other has been so closely identified with institutionalized terror and evil than the National Socialists also known as the Third Reich. Its rise to power had worldwide consequences, and its legacy continues to shape man's identity and ideology long afterwards. The party would have never achieved such power were it not for the brilliant Dr. Josef Goebbels. His work as propagandist materially aided Hitler's rise to power in. All medias of education and communications were used to further Nazi propagandistic aims, instilling in the Germans that Hitler was not just a man, not just a leader, but a god, who would lead them to rule the world. Goebbels created heroes out of the Nazis, portraying them as a formidable and unstoppable machine to not only their supporters but to all who opposed them. He did not accomplish such tasks by...
This section contains 2,668 words (approx. 9 pages at 300 words per page) |