How Did Hitler Use Propaganda

Best Use of Propaganda Propaganda is used in almost every situation. Internet users are always bombarded with propaganda ads online and couch potatoes have seen the hundreds of propaganda aired on T.V. The use of propaganda is to convince anyone from seeing it to believe in a specific idea. That goal is the hardest key role of propaganda especially when trying to convince as many people as possible. There are many people who had their own ways of using propaganda. Such as Martin Luther King Junior and Adolf Hitler, both having very different ways of approaching propaganda but both had great success with it. I would say that Hitler’s approach to propaganda convinces the majority of people faster and more efficient than MLK’s approach. The success of Hitler’s use of propaganda was because he focused on the uneducated people of Germany, appealed to their fears, and repeated ideas many times so his people would not forget. In a statement from his book, Mein Kampf, “The German nation was engaged in a struggle for a human existence, and the purpose of war propaganda should have been to support this struggle; its aim to help bring about victory.” Hitler focused on imposing his ideas by relating them to what
Hitler knew exactly how to use propaganda because he led the Germans to believe in him because they could relate. In another statement from his book, “But since propaganda is not and cannot be the necessity in itself, since its function, like the poster, consists in attracting the attention of the crowd, and not in educating those who are already educated or who are striving after education and knowledge, its effect for the most part must be aimed at the emotions and only to a very limited degree at the so-called intellect.” To make sure that all Germany would believe his propagandas, Hitler focused the messages on the uneducated people so almost all the people can understand and believe. In modern times