6th Period Propaganda by Daniel Boyce

6th Period Propaganda by Daniel Boyce https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv Made with serendipity en-us 2017-03-27 19:05:14 UTC 2023-03-01 22:24:16 UTC hello@padlet.com Anaiah & Kathryn 10020324 https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163213220 Description

It’s showing a depiction of Hitler interacting with children
Nazi symbolism seen on german flags & arm band on Hitler’s arm
Hitler is in a brown soldier uniform
Hitler & children look very polished, cleaned-up and seem happy.

Identification

Franz Schneider Verlag, H. Morgenroth, and M. Schmidt are the artists.
It was printed as a Hitler youth poster
The text printed: “Kinder, was wißt ihr vom führer?” translates to: “Children, what do you know of the leader?"

Interpretation

This depiction is meant to portray Hitler as an approachable figure.
This portrayal makes Hitler seem relatable yet authoritative and respectable. Showing him with children smiling makes him seem more trustworthy to the public.
The use of the text is meant to evoke feelings of pride for Germans and their leader, Hitler.

Evaluation

The propaganda is effective because it is used to get parents to trust in their leader, Hitler, if he’s protecting their kids.
It’s not fair depiction because it’s deceitful in its representation of Hitler, showing him as a relatable family man, when his politics are much darker than that.
It expresses a positive image because it is showing that Hitler will protect their nation.

]]> 2017-03-28 17:38:30 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163213220 https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163213859 Megan and Kailee

“The German Student Fights for the Führer and the People”
1. There is a young, dreamy, German student that looks like a hero. He is smiling and holding a Nazi flag. There are masculine colors like red black and brown.
2. This poster from 1936 emphasizes the role of students for the "Führer and People." This could often be publicized in areas that young men are often like a poster around a school campus.
3. Nazi propagandists were especially concerned to reach and persuade German youth, the future leaders of the nation, to support the goals and policies of the Nazi Party. The central character is the physical embodiment of the Nazi ideal for the Aryan race: young, strong, blond and dedicated.
4. I think that this does get the message across because it is positive and makes it seem like it is a good thing to join.

]]> 2017-03-28 17:40:19 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163213859 Toni and Isabella https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163213981 Step One: Description

In Hitler's brain are many negative objects. His eyes are bulging, which indicate something is wrong with him. His facial expression adds to the message that there is something wrong with him.

Step Two: Identification

Anti-Nazi’s were the one’s who created this. It is saying that hitler and all of his ideas are crazy and that it is an x-ray photo of Hitler's brain. The format of this is a poster.

Step Three: Interpretation

The image is saying that Hitler is crazy. It is also mocking him because it says “We are the superior race”, which is what he said. It is saying that he is not a good leader.

Step Four: Evaluation

I think it is effective because Hitler did crazy things that backed this up. With it having the things in his brain, it also helped because it showed how insane he was.

]]> 2017-03-28 17:40:41 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163213981 Nate and Josh https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214201 "The Jew: The inciter of war, the prolonger of war."

1 - We see the Nazis holding fists in the air towards the Jew saying that they started the war and kept the war going. The colors are dark and bland which gives the photo a "dark" effect.

2 - Poster was created in late 1943 or early 1944. The poster is designed by Hans Schweitzer. The poster says "The Jew: the inciter of war, the prolonger of war." The drawing was designed for posters.

3 - The intended audience was the Nazis because the poster is discriminating against Jews. We believe that the creator wanted the audience to form a hatred for the Jews.

4 - We believe that the poster gets the message across to the Nazis because the Nazis blame the Jews for the war. This poster is not believed to be fair because the Nazis were the only nationality who had a problem with Jews. The poster is negative because it is discriminatory against a religious group.]]> 2017-03-28 17:41:27 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214201 Jaylon https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214324 1. Description : A hand more like a claw extending over landmarks. There is a soviet insignia on the hand. The hand is also being stabbed as it tries to grab land.
2. Th Nazi party is behind this. Formally it was passed as posters. Most of the buildings are landmarks from different countries.
3. The message is Communism is the arm of greed and will try to take everything. Also the hand being stabbed represents that communism must be struck a blow before it spreads. This was obliviously for the populace to encourage them to stop communism in it's tracks
4. I say the job it was intended for is successful. To me it has a negative feeling. Tries to portray all communist as power hungry expansionist.]]> 2017-03-28 17:42:00 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214324 Cy'an and Keirrea https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214330 "Behind the Enemy's Power: The Jew"

1. There is a ugly fat Jewish man standing behind the flags of the Soviet Union, Britain and the U.S. He has the Star of David hanging from a chain, which in turn is hanging from his jacket. We think the the Germans portrayed him to be fat, ugly and hunched over to show through body language that Jews are not normal

2. The piece was created in 1942 by someone we think to be anonymous at the moment? The official title of the poster is "Behind the enemy powers: the Jew".

3. The Jew is shown to be standing behind the flags of the Soviet Union, Britain and the U.S, so the intended audience are the Germans. We think this because those were the opposing forces of Germany. The creator wanted the audience to think that Jews are bad, and cowards because they're behind the flags of other countries. This was meant to stir up the idea that Jews are ready to start a war, through the other countries. It's showing that the Jews are controlling the Allied Powers which expresses the title "Behind the Enemy Powers"; they're the driving force in the eyes of the Germans

4. If it was viewed by the German population in the way it was intended to be, then it was effective and expresses the message that it's trying to too. To us, it's not fair because it's using wrongful symbolism, to show that the Jews are the driving forces of the Allied Powers. ]]> 2017-03-28 17:42:02 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214330 Kelsey and Hannah https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214339 Translation: "Service: My body and soul are calling"
1. this is a piece of Nazi propaganda that has two fit men who are dressed in military outfits and look menacing and defensive
2. This poster was circulated during the time leading up to World War 2
3. This poster's purpose is to try and encourage young people to join the German military and defend the German way of life as it is their figurative body and soul
4. Yes, this poster did achieve its purpose because it encouraged people to join the military. It is glorifying Germans and the militaristic way of life, however, which was used to persuade people.]]> 2017-03-28 17:42:04 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214339 Davis and Katelyn https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214362 This picture has a girl holding a can for collection money and it has a youth to make it look like the Nazis are being nice and helping the youth as well as hostels for the people. The flowers make it look more gentle and less hostile than the Nazis truly were. In the bottom part it is saying that they are asking for people to give money for the youth and hostels to help build Germany. It was created by the Nazi party in Germany in WWII. I think the key message behind this is to show that the Nazi party is good and is actually trying to help the country. We think the key audience behind this propaganda is people with children and i think they wanted to feel like the party was doing something good and wanted them to give money to the cause. I think this message is kind of successful but i dont think its fair because it is using the child to promote their terrible organization.]]> 2017-03-28 17:42:11 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214362 Cameron and Marcus https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214413 Description:
~It is a Jew with the star of David on his forehead, he also is bald with pointy ears and sharp teeth. it appears to be eating people, most likely Germans. The photo is black and white and it has a soviet symbol in the background.

Identification:
~This propaganda was created by Germans being that the words on it are written in German. It was most likely created during World War II as an antisemitism and anti-soviet poster.

Interpretation
~The creator of this poster was trying to instill hate in Germans minds towards the soviets and Jews. This is because the poster shows Germans being eaten by a soviet Jew.

Evaluation
~This poster is very misleading because it is biased. This is how most propaganda is but it is effective. Germans hated Jews and Soviets during this time.]]> 2017-03-28 17:42:21 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214413 Cread and Hunter https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214671 1.Hitler is standing in front of swastikas. The colors are red, white, and grey. Hitler is standing by himself on a podium.
2. Created in June, 1937. The title is Give Me Four Years. Posters distributed.
3. The intended audience was Germans. Hitler was telling them to wait four years and the world would be fixed.
4. This image is effective because it is ensuring and threatening the Germans into giving him power. ]]> 2017-03-28 17:43:08 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214671 Taylor and Sophie https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214770 Description:
- snake
- Nazi's hand
- words on the snake
Identification:
Germans created this during the time of the elections. The tod der luge mean "death of the lie". And the words on the snake mean communism and Marxisms. It was distributed as a poster.
Interpretation:
The message says: do not believe the lies that the head of the communist and Marxisms say. The Nazi party is the only one saying the truth, Nazis wanted to get rid of the lie and call the parties out and saying in the future, the Nazi's will crush you. The people who were voting were meant to see this and the people of the other parties to get intimidated. The creator wanted them to feel scared and small.
Evaluation:
The Image is very effective because the Nazis won in the party votes. It uses bias by using Nazis thoughts
It is not positive nor negative just intimidating.

]]> 2017-03-28 17:43:31 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163214770 Xavier Noel Pin Harry John Sims https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163215373 1. the overall image shows an obvious negative connotation towards the bolsheviks and their communist ideologies. the red fire indicates the wrongness and negativity that the communist party within Russia may bring to Nazi Germany. The dead man, clearly portrayed with the star of communism, shows the death of people through the use of communism.
2. The piece is an anti Bolshevism (communist) propaganda. The piece was done during the rise of the Nazi party that had strong ideologies towards capitalism and against that of communism, which was one of their largest political rivals at the time. The piece shows obvious textual condemnation of the Bolsheviks "
3. based on the given facts of the fact that this was made during the rise of the Nazi party to try and eliminate all threat to their rise, we can assume several things from the image that may be received similarily by whomever viewed the propaganda at the time. the piece condemns Communists and their Bolshevik ways, thus allowing the general German population to become more favored towards the Nazi party and less so to any other socialist or communist party. It also ignites fear. within the people to avoid any thing that may be similar to that of Russia.
4. If viewed by the set of german population, it is easy to see how this piece of propaganda is very effective at what exactly it is capable of doing, it evokes the fires of hate towards any Rivals to the Nazi party and definitely promotes the "better" ideologies of the Nazi party. ]]> 2017-03-28 17:45:26 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163215373 Cameron and Benjamin https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163217404 Step 1 (Description):

What do I see: I see a German man stacking goods on top of one another. There is a Nazi flag in the background. The man seems to be young of age.
Color: There is not much color besides the Nazi flag in the background everything else seems to be plain.
By the way the flag is hanging it seems as if the Nazi’s had a great influence over the people at that time period.

Step 2 (Identification):

This is a poster that symbolizes the Nazis building up the German empire
This was created during the reign of Hitler
The text says ¨hitler is building a massive empire ,help support him by buying german goods¨
This picture was originally on a newspaper or poster

Step 3 (Interpretation):

I think the artist intend to exhuberate the message that Hitler is trying to build an empire a very powerful country and we should help him.
A great way to help is to keep buying German goods.
I think the intended audience were citizens of Germany mainly adults because children are not old enough to go out buying things to help the cause.
The artist wanted the audience to feel a need to go out and support the cause by buying more goods. If they are buying the goods they are overall helping out in the making of a strong empire.

Step 4 (Evaluation):

This message is communicated successfully because it clearly shows a Nazi solider ¨building¨ an empire. It also tells you the message with the letters on the top and bottom.
The message is fair and straightforward, it doesn't tell any lies but it does try and trick you . It does try to manufacture a sense of patriotism in an attempt to take the citizens money though.
This image conveys a positive message for the Germans , but the rest of the world the growth of Germany could be very bad.
1. Examples of propaganda in society today are in the magazines , television ads, and the ads that pop up on your cell phone. Also the radio is filled with propaganda and tries to get you to buy something
2. Propaganda urges today’s people to go out and buy the good that is being advertised. Propaganda makes today’s people overall more materialized because it makes them feel as if they must have the latest things. Propaganda today is more so used for advertising.
3. When there's free press it is completely different because all kinds of sales and other positive things are advertised , but a dictator advertises things only supporting him and his beliefs .

]]> 2017-03-28 17:52:21 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163217404 Jackson Barrett & Jerry Windhorn 10020163 https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163218484 Step One: Description
- Symbol of Soviets overlaid on Star of David
- Burning globe
- Russian soldier as a skeleton
- “Bolshevism without a mask”

Step Two:
- Written in German
- Postcard posted from Stettin
- From former Pomerania
- Text: “Bolshevism without a mask”

Step Three:
- The Bolsheviks are villainous, evil, and destructive people, who represent negative cultures including that of Communists and Jews.
- Germans being the intended audience.
- The author wanted to inflict negative ideas towards the perception of Bolsheviks and to create a sense of danger and hatred about them.

Step Four:
- This postcard effectively and successfully communicates its intended message.
- It uses prejudices and wrongful symbolism to paint a negative picture of a particular society. It does this by depicting Russians as skeletons and by depicting the globe as being engulfed in flame.
- This is an unfair and negative piece of propaganda.]]> 2017-03-28 17:56:01 UTC https://padlet.com/dboyce/z3007bipvqwv/wish/163218484