Nazi Propoganda 7th by ISAAC GOFF https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg Education for Death en-us 2016-12-06 15:43:42 UTC 2025-09-24 21:08:58 UTC hello@padlet.com Goff goffi https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/142049116 Answer these 3 questions and post in the discussion:
1. Why do you think Disney created this video?
2. Compare and contrast the education that children received in Nazi Germany to the education that children receive in America today.
3. Find a piece of propaganda that was created by the Nazi Government for children in Germany and post .
]]> 2016-12-06 15:44:55 UTC https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/142049116 Isabelle Pethtel https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/142118998 1. Walt Disney was apparently in a slump at the time of WWII. Making propaganda commissioned by the US government was what he needed to pull himself out of the hole he was in.
2. Based on the video, children in Germany were taught to view the world in a violent manner. The rabbit lost and therefore it was weak, in their minds. In the US, we form our own opinions based on what the teacher tells us. On the other hand, the layout for schooling in modern USA and schooling in 1940s Germany is almost identical. There is a teacher speaking to a class that is arranged in rows. If they do something 'wrong' they are scolded, perhaps not for expressing the wrong opinions and more like misbehaving in class.]]> 2016-12-06 18:46:49 UTC https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/142118998 Loden Campbell https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/142846207 1) I believe Walt Disney wanted to show citizens of the United States how lucky they are to be living in a free country. I think he carried on these videos because they were bringing in money that was much needed during the time of World War II.
2) In Germany, children are taught that in order to be the best, you basically have to be the strongest. They are taught that killing is a normal thing to do, and nothing is wrong about doing it. In America, children are taught that we should be compassionate of one another. Children in America are taught the golden rule, stating that you should treat others the way you want to be treated. This is completely opposite of what German children are taught.
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]]> 2016-12-09 16:38:31 UTC https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/142846207 I think that Disney created the video to show who Hitler really was. In Germany, children have to be "The best". In America, we don't have to be "The best". https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/142873635 Jennie Burroughs

]]> 2016-12-09 18:09:00 UTC https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/142873635 Sky Boge Bogan https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143035345 1. I think that Walt Disney was in need of a way to bring more publicity to himself and his company. I believe he wanted to inform Americans what was going on in another place by doing so in a way other than the news. He did so in a way that made Germany and Hitler look bad in a discrete way without coming right out and saying so. 
2. During the time of Nazi Germany, the education system was very similar, however exactly the opposite. German children and American children both were sent to a punishment area when behavior was not up to par. Both were shown that there are many rules to go by. However, children in Germany, led by Hitler were taught that there were no weaklings. Weaklings would be eliminated, and the definition of a weakling was to be determined by Hitler and his education system. Yet, this is similar to American children due to the fact that they are taught that they must be perfect in order to get into college and they are to never make mistakes. College is the only way to get a good job and have a good life. Children in Germany were taught to worship their leader, and children here are taught that you are allowed to have your own opinion and think differently. 
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]]> 2016-12-12 02:57:58 UTC https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143035345 Devan Barker https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143156993 1. I think that Walt Disney made the video for the attention. He needed more viewers and he got them.
2. Children in Germany are taught that if they lose at something they are weak. Kids in America are tought to try their best.
3. ]]> 2016-12-12 16:05:22 UTC https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143156993 Adam Thompson https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143162263 1. I feel that Walt Disney created the video because he wanted to show the brutal lives of the Nazis, from birth to becoming a soldier.
2. The teachings in Germany were different from our education because they thought that they were the best and whoever is the strongest is supposed to be the leader. In America, we are taught that you just have to try your best and your education determines your level of leadership.
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]]> 2016-12-12 16:20:48 UTC https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143162263 Lynsey Munday https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143187894 1. Walt Disney created this film to show a point of how fortunate we are in America. He wanted to put how people in Germany live in a more simple form so he made a cartoon. 

2. Children in Germany are taught they are the best and not to be afraid to do anything for their country. 

3. ]]> 2016-12-12 17:35:44 UTC https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143187894 Taylor Anderson trander5 https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143513293 1) I think the reasoning behind Walt Disney making the short film about Germany and Hitler is because he tried showing everyone else's point of view on Hitler. He tried to use comic relief throughout the short film to ease some of the tension off of how harsh the schooling and lifestyle was in Germany when Hitler was in charge. 

2) The differences between education in Germany (Hitler time) and America today is that not everything is based on physical fitness. Education is more important now than getting fit and beating people in gym class. People are equal now, and are not taught that only a certain race is dominant and "the best". Kids are taught now that they can be whatever they want to be, not just a raised to be a muscle brain and fight for the wrong reasons. 

3)]]> 2016-12-14 02:13:45 UTC https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143513293 Kadren Gallow https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143598570 Good Ol Walt made this cartoon to help demonize the nazi movement (more than they where already doing themselves).

In Germany they where taught only those that could contribute where worth anything


]]> 2016-12-14 14:15:41 UTC https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143598570 Alina Moore https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143683743 1. I feel like Walt Disney created this video to show everyone what Hitler was like and what he did but Walt made it funny so that it wouldn't scare people.
2. In Nazi Germany all they learned in school was the rights and wrongs and how to fight and become a Nazi soldier. In America today we learn more things like math and science we don't learn how to become a fighter. 
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]]> 2016-12-14 18:13:56 UTC https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143683743 Trevor Hutchinson https://padlet.com/goffi/ez9dyb39lvkg/wish/143961488 1. I feel like Walt Disney created the video because he wanted to show the world how bad of a person Hitler was.
2. Children back then in Germany were taught to kill or be killed and if they didn't pass a physical test then they were not worth anything.

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