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Workers of the Mind, of the Fist, Vote for the Front Soldier / HITLER!"

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Workers of the Mind, of the Fist, Vote for the Front Soldier / HITLER!"

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Making a leader is to create an image for someone as an influential & popular person one that would lead their great nation.

This Nazi propaganda poster cast Hitler as a military leader, as a father figure, and ultimately as a leader brought to redeem Germany. This Poster idolizes Hitler as a gifted statesman who brought stability, created jobs, and restored German greatness

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Deceiving the public is to change the public's view on views around the country by deceiving them with lies or other ways.

The German propaganda campaign against Warsaw climaxed in the days before the invasion. It had such headlines as "All of Poland in a War Fever,", And "Terror by Poles grows Day by Day.

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All of Germany Listens to the Führer with the People's Radio.

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All of Germany Listens to the Führer with the People's Radio.

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Writing the news depicts the removal of free speech.

The radio looms large, symbolizing the mass appeal and broad audience for Nazi broadcasts.

This represents Writing the News because everyone is tuning in to the radio to learn more and perhaps even join the Nazi Party, with nothing else in the way.

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We Women Are Voting Slate 2 Nationalists

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We Women Are Voting Slate 2 Nationalists

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Women were almost half of the population, and were considered a very important voting bloc. Nazis changed their intemperate messages to appeal to women and children, and gained more followers of the Hitler youth as well. They portrayed the party as a defender to traditional German womanhood, the family, and Christianity.

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Assessing guilt is the way that the League of Nations were trying to pin everything on Germany, WWI, and WWII.

After the end of the war and the defeat of Nazi Germany, Allied occupation authorities in Germany used posters such as this one to emphasize the criminal nature of the Nazi regime.

This is part of the Assessing Guilt part because of the way they were pinning the blame -- using posters in German, in Germany.

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Cover of an antisemitic schoolbook titled Der Giftpilz (The Poisonous Mushroom)

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Cover of an antisemitic schoolbook titled Der Giftpilz (The Poisonous Mushroom)

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An crucial factor in creating a cohesive group is to define who is not in membership if the people. Nazi propagandists added to the regimes policy of not including certain  group. justifying their outsider status.

In this picture it describes the Jews of being like mushrooms and it was a children's  book to encourage antisemitism.

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German children trying to catch a glimpse of   Adolf Hitler

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German children trying to catch a glimpse of   Adolf Hitler

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From the early 1920's, The Nazi party targeted a young audience to become the next party members. German children were won over by the German propaganda.

Immersed in the Hitler cult from an early age his portrait was a standard. enthusiastically greeted the Führer at public events.