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The way that Nazi propaganda intentionally shaped the public opinion and behavior was by convincing the youth that it was good to be a Nazi and that they could be some day as "successful" as a Nazi leader was. Hitler was a very influential figure to children and that lead to the enforcing of Hitler Youth.

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This Nazi propaganda poster shaped public opinion by arguing that disabled people are weighing down society down by taking up resources, and citizens are paying for them.

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The Nazis made it seem like Hitlers ideas would positively effect Germany during the war, by showing families who were happy in their propaganda.  This made the public want to help out and join in on the side of Germany.

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Nazi's censored newspapers and radio stations in Germany. This effected the germans opinion because they never heard any information that opposed the Nazi's views. If they heard otherwise, they were punished.

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Nazi propaganda intentionally shaped public opinions and behavior by creating the image of Hitler being the savior that Germany was looking for in their time of depression, that would take action and fix their main problems, including lack of living space and economic depression. The image he created for himself made it so citizens were convinced that he would bring all the needs they’ve been desiring, making them stronger than ever. The ideas he portrayed and promised to acomplish got the people to stand up for him and do anything he commanded them to do.

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The Nazis tried to show the public that the Jewish people were getting treated better than they actually were in the camps and ghettos.  They used these staged videos to show the citizens and to say “see, these really aren’t that bad!”  They persuaded people to think like them and by using staged clips of the Jews, it made it easier for people to accept that the conditions were sanitary and safe for the people (even though they weren’t).

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United States Holocaust Memorial Museum: Propaganda

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The themes, timeline, and artifact gallery in this website focus on how Nazi Germany used propaganda.

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With your groups, create a box on this Padlet on your piece of Nazi propaganda. Answer the question: What are the ways that Nazi propaganda intentionally shaped public opinion and behavior, based on your piece of propaganda? Include an image of your propaganda poster (look up the title online to find a match) or insert a link to the video, if you had one.