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When we watched the video and listened to the story about the concentration camps, it made me feel desperate because of how easily the whole world can be fooled and how easily people and their feelings can be manipulated.  And first of all, to hide the most terrible crimes of humanity

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When we watched the video and listened to the story about the concentration camps, it made me feel desperate because of how easily the whole world can be fooled and how easily people and their feelings can be manipulated.  And first of all, to hide the most terrible crimes of humanity

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During the lesson I understood, that one of the methods of propaganda is to completely limit the information that people receive. Instead of words that will definitely cause a negative reaction from the public, some people choose softer and more harmless ones, although they are not as accurate. They affect the human brain, distract it, and create a false reality.

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Talking about propaganda, I have learnt that in June 1944, the secret police of Germany allowed representatives of the International Red Cross to inspect the concentration camp-ghetto "Theresienstadt". It was established as a tool of propaganda. In preparation for the visit, the ghetto underwent a program of "beautification." After the inspection, SS personnel in the Protectorate filmed the inmates, using them to portray a supposedly favorable treatment of the "residents" of the Theresienstadt ghetto. After the filming, most of the "actors" were deported to the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp.

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Propaganda influences public opinion, forming stereotypes and beliefs about certain ethnic groups, including the sense of one’s own nation.

It can create a tense atmosphere.

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As I see it, propaganda influences people by playing on emotions and sharing information selectively. Terezin was used by Nazis as a propaganda tool to deceive the international community about the true nature of Holocaust. They tried to make people believe in what was a complete "fiction".

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Propaganda has the ability to manipulate emotions, evoking strong feelings and creating stereotypes.

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Having watched the film about Terezin, I realised that propaganda is like a disease, and when communicating with a person, spreads to him. So there are many people who believe what the propaganda says. So people begin to think that the propaganda is true. And when people think they know the "truth", they will believe that the real truth is a lie.

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After the lesson I was shocked by the contrast between the beauty of the architecture in Terezin and the horrors that took place within its walls is a reminder of the depths of human suffering and the ability of oppressive regimes to manipulate appearances. We discussed the influence of propaganda and I want to say that even now, almost every day, we encounter thousands of fake news, information dumps, etc.

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Today, we hear a lot about propaganda and its harm. It's strange to me, is it really so easy to influence people nowadays? Propaganda can also be positive, for example, when we talk about promoting a healthy lifestyle. In our lesson, we discussed the issue of negative propaganda using the example of Theresienstadt. I want to say that behind the picturesque façade, the reality was vastly different.

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In some concentration camps, prisoners, many of whom were later sentenced to death in gas chambers, were forced to send postcards home, falsely stating that they were being treated well and living in good conditions. This was a propaganda tactic used by the camp authorities to cover up crimes and mass murders.

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Propaganda is in some sense like faith, only to believe not in God, but in the words of people. When people do not know the truth, then they sincerely believe the one whom they trust. Literally all propaganda is based on the use of people's trust, manipulation, and lies.

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Propaganda is a powerful tool that has been historically employed to shape public opinion. The Jewish situation during World War II provides a poignant illustration of the impact of propaganda. The Nazi regime, led by Adolf Hitler, orchestrated a systematic campaign against Jews, using propaganda to dehumanize and demonize them.

Through posters, films, and speeches, the Nazis propagated harmful stereotypes, portraying Jews as a threat to society.

The Jewish situation serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of manipulative information dissemination. It underscores the importance of critical thinking and media literacy to resist the influence of propaganda and promote a more informed and compassionate society.

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Propaganda is a process of distributing politic philosophy ,ideology, views from government to people. Talented propagandist can do whatever he wants with people and impose any opinions. The greatest and most talented propagandist of all time is of course Joseph Goebbels, who could persuade german people to believe in Hitler. The most important part of propaganda is to believe in it. Goebbels was the biggest fan of Hitler, he was obsessed with him. Because of it, his propaganda counts as greatest of all time

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Only the minority of society can think objectively when the government and public tells you what to think. To succeed it needs to be done right, starting from your childhood, ending on your retirement. You can see it in posters, books, speeches of politicians and advertisements on different sites or blogs. Only a few people succeed to do it and all the times it ended catastrophic. People started to feel like everyone is wrong except their nation and like everything around them is a danger. It becomes scary when you are talking with person who has been affected by propaganda, and notice how different your minds work and how limited their thinking is.

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Propaganda is a problem that has always existed. It is a powerful weapon, especially in times of war.

during the Second World War, the German fascists propagated that everything was fine, that they were not killing anyone and that the Jews were living without problems in Terezin. the same way now. Russian troops in the war with Ukraine spread false information every day, which negatively affects society. the worst thing is that sometimes it is difficult to distinguish where the truth is. watching propaganda videos changes people's outlook on certain events, which can lead to bad consequences. so try to stay away from strange news and check all information.