Why Did Adolf Hitler's Use Of Propaganda

After WWI, Germany’s economy was in a drought, they had to pay war debt to other nations, and they had to cut back on their military supplies. During this time, Germany was very desperate for a solution. Adolf Hitler then stepped in, becoming one of the first people to make the Nazi party. He began to make drastic changes over the years he was involved in the government. Throughout the years of the Nazi regime, they used propaganda, power to overrule the government, and hatred toward Jews to rule Germany.
Hitler was fond of using propaganda to get the German people on his side. During the expelling of the Jews, Herschel Grynszpan received a postcard from his sister telling him about the conditions they were in. Herschel Grynszpan was in rage, he went out and
He planned on killing the German Ambassador, but he couldn’t get a good shot at him. He saw the Third Secretary of the German Embassy, and shot him in the chest. He ended up dying two days later in Paris. Joseph Goebbels who was in charge of propaganda used the death of Ernst Von Rath to call “Rise in Bloody Vengeance against the Jews." After finding out about the attack the Jews made, Hitler then ordered the Nazi troops to attack on Jews, Jewish homes, and their stores. The windows of the home had all been broken from rocks thrown through them. This event is now know today as “Night of Broken Glass” (Unknown, The Triumph of Hitler) Over 7,500 Jewish businesses destroyed, 267 synagogues burned and 91 Jews murdered during the night of broken glass. Joseph Goebbels made the Jewish community clean up all the wreckage in the