How Did Hitler Use Propaganda

Hitler's rise to power was achieved through propaganda and persuasiveness. When he gave speeches to the open public, Hitler acted as if he cared for the citizens’ well being. The people of Germany began to think that he would lead their country for their well being and not for what his wants. Hitler had to be an excellent speaker and propagandist in order to gain attention and receive the support of the German population. The Germans were very unintelligent, so Hitler took advantage of this by lying to them and making them think he was working for the good of their country (How). The trigger words used in speeches often created emotions that the audience felt towards Hitler (How). During his speeches the persuasiveness and skills used set a pleasant mood for the audience and gained a ton of support from the country of Germany as a whole (Hitler). The citizens of Germany thought Hitler was what it took to pull Germany out of the huge hole the previous leader left them in. During speeches Hitler often made
Holding these events was a great way for the citizens to get the struggle off of their minds. Hitler made sure his message was spread through books, radio, art, music, theatre, and films (German). Spreading his message was his way of saying change is to come and he was the man for the job. Hitler told the citizens that he was to rid of all the violence and make Germany a more peaceful and livable environment (The). Hitler's purpose was to make the German citizens trust him, but then do what he wants to do and only care about himself and his own views. Hitler was an evil guy but hid that very well while he was trying to gain support, he would butter up all the citizens only to tear them down and make Germany fall apart even more than it had before hitler even started his journey as an evil