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5. What impact did the Nazis have on religion/the church?

Germany was mainly made up of Catholics and Protestants in the 1930s. Adolf Hitler and Joseph Goebbels, were Catholics, but they had already abandoned their congregations prior to their accession to power in 1933. They had not denied the Church and did not fail to fulfill their obligations as faithful, but came to give special attention to the Nazi project. Each congregation was free to choose their positions. It is known, however, that much of the congregations were against Nazism. So there was always tension with some groups. In short, Nazi Germany expanded its totalitarian ideology and, as such, sought to overcome and control religious issues.

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6. How were schools one of the most crucial and effective transmitters of propaganda? Describe the education in Nazi Germany.

Schools were characterized by the high degree of intolerance, domination, mass extermination, and also by the "voluntary" involvement of children and young people who, from an early age, were educated for the unconditional engagement in the struggle for Nazi ideals. Propaganda was incorporated into education in order to make it the great driving vehicle of the intended domination. The real role of education was the modeling of ideas and the behavior of the children and young people living at the time. One can conclude that Nazi education fulfilled the role assigned to it, taking care of filling the mentalities of children and young

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4. What role did movies and cinema play in spreading the propaganda?

In the movies, a better, prosperous, and happy Germany was shown with the supremacy of the Aryan race. The films stimulated ethnic prejudice, xenophobia, patriotism and heroism and condemned the Jews, claiming they were guilty of accumulating wealth by exploiting the people. According to the writer Roberto Catelli Junior, "Advertising and films not only criticized enemies, but also created behavior models to be followed by the Germans, such as being economically restrained and avoiding luxury." In 1934, invited by her admirer Adolf Hitler, she prepares and directs "The Triumph of Will", a documentary about the monumental Congress of the Nazi Party held in Nuremberg, where many of the Nazi speeches were shown.  From there, Leni's name was forever associated with the Nazi Party.

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There are no pros, there isn't supposed to be any bias in the government, and controlling, and manipulating, millions of people is definitely not ethical. Such propaganda resulted in the death and suffering of millions.

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-The death of millions of people resulting from being lead to their death without their knowldge of it
-People cannot think for themselves anymore
-There is no more truth
-New ideas suddenly were nonexistent
-The impact of labeling and generalizing
-Unethical
-Equality has still not been achieved
-The destruction of liberty and freedom of thought

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In the propaganda film, various speeches are collected from the 1934 Nazi Party Congress in Nuremberg, it is a documentary about the monumental Congress of the Nazi Party held in Nuremberg. The film eventually became a symbol of the Third Reich.

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Joseph Goebbels and Leni Riefenstal in 1937

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Joseph Goebbels speaking to members of the National Socialist Party in 1938.

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Poster a propaganda documentary named "The Eternal Jew" produced by Joseph Goebbels

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Paul Joseph Goebbels was the Minister of Propaganda of Nazi Germany. Born in October 29, 1897, in Rheydt, Germany, Goebbels joined the National Socialist (Nazi) Party in 1924. He was chosen by Hitler to become district leader in Berlin. In 1927, he founded Der Angriff (The Attack), a weekly Nazi newspaper. The following year, he assumed the post of national propaganda director of the Party.

Goebbels was responsible for the dissemination of Nazi ideas and the creation of Hitler's image as the Führer, that is, leader. The work he and his team carried out consisted of the creation of posters, films, street shaking and other forms of approximation between what was defended by the Nazis and the common people whom they sought to convince. Newspapers, radio, films, theater, literature, music and the arts: all forms of media available in the period were used by Goebbels and the Nazi propaganda machine.

He couldn't join the war because of his many disabilities, which made him very disappointed. however, the way he found to contribute to the war was much more impacting, his propaganda. In 1933, Hitler became chancellor of Germany and appointed Goebbels to the post of minister of propaganda, a post of extreme importance for his government, because of him depended on the spreading of Nazism and persuasion of the population. It was also the responsibility of this ministry to control the entire German journalistic production, which led to strong censorship and persecution of Jewish journalists and other opposition groups. Under Hitler's orders, Goebbels summoned the population to boycott Jewish business, and the following year encouraged and organized the burning of books considered "non-German", which again attacked the Jewish population because, for the propaganda minister, "The age of extreme Jewish intellectualism has come to an end." Goebbels became especially feared by this section of the population, which witnessed, in the early 1930s, the advance of hate speech.

After the outbreak of World War II, Nazi propaganda became even more intense and seen all over the world: defeats became victories, fanciful speeches by the Führer and Germany were made, and the population was called upon to fight against enemies: Jews , Gypsies, Communists, Allies. In 1943, faced with the Allied pressure for German surrender, the idea of ​​"total war" came to be known. It was hoped to mobilize all the resources - physical, economic and military - possible in order to guarantee the Nazi victory.

Goebbels's power was such that he was appointed by the Führer to replace him, and after Hitler's suicide on April 30, 1945, Goebbels assumed the leadership of the Third Reich. He was a chancellor for only one day, because in the face of the nearer defeat, he followed the path of Hitler and, on May 1, committed suicide with his wife, Magda Goebbels, after giving lethal poison to his children.

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3.     What were the transmission vehicles of propaganda?

Goebbels used to organize, through Germany, in the early years,

an example of how the power of the word can influence first and then condition. The Leninist influence that the movement

Nazi propaganda suffered, led them to copy some of their structures as the cellular organization technique. The voice gains a new concept with the radio, echoing through various niches of crowds. One gains, on the one hand, by numerical relationship with which statistics can be fed, but it is lost in the objectivity that is achieved with individualized forms of persuasion. Without

This powerful resource was used to manipulate several direct means of propaganda such as the image, the idols, the statute, the architecture, the public spectacles, radio, and even the music.

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2.     What is the role of Nazi Propaganda?

Nazi Propaganda was intended to lead the people, underpinned by a new

ideal of beauty and physical well-being, for the construction of a new and enlarged

Germany. Workers should feel happy and

seen a greater good to their country. The construction of a common objective through

of rallies (commissions) carried out in the various Gaue led to the "the needy

of a new hope”. The obstinacy of Goebbels in controlling all possible avenues

of communication, leads to a real dispute over the subordination of the media cause. Broadcasting was a very powerful instrument and soon there was

a purge of all those who dared to diverge from the master lines conceived

by Goebbels and Hitler.

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1.     How dJoseph Goebbels Ascends to Minister of Propaganda and Integration technique?

Joseph Goebbels was not easily promoted to the post of Minister of

Propaganda and Integration. He's come a long way until he gets the job.

with which he had dreamed. Meticulously, he was eliminating enemies that could

threat Germany or within these enemies were not only Bolsheviks. Was collecting Ûdios and grudges that when it is seated in the chair of the power, soon tries to get revenge. Strange as it may seem, Adolf Hitler was restraining impetuosity so that it could not call into question its pursuit of the consolidation of absolute power.

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Propaganda poster by Joseph Goebbels trying to promote a side of kindness to their leader

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Propaganda poster by Joseph Goebbels, promoting the Hitler Youth

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Joseph Goebbels in his country retreat, housing almost the whole propaganda department

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March 9th, 1945: Goebbels awards 16-year-old Hitler Youth Willi Hübner the Iron Cross for the defense of Lauban

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A 1933-34 photo of Adolf Hitler and other righ ranking officials of the Nazi Party, including Joseph Goebbels

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-Joseph Goebbels speaks to 100,000 Germans in Zweibrücken. On February 18, 1943, Joseph Goebbels, Hitler's Propaganda Minister, proclaimed total war in a speech to the nation in which he appealed to nationalism.

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Joseph Goebbels, Reich Minister of Propaganda of Nazi Germany

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Leni Riefenstahl, Hitler's German filmmaker and Nazi propagandist of the Nazi era