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    Nazi Germany relied heavily on control of the mass media of communications and expression and the mighty propaganda machine played a vital role in the Nazi party. In 1933 Hitler commented that (Lee‚ 30) "the art of propaganda lies in understanding the emotional ideas of the great masses and finding a way to the heart of the broad masses." Propaganda was a means to gain and keep the support of the masses and the crude and over simplified weltanschaung (psychology) projected by Nazi propaganda inspired

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    Upon examination‚ the dissectioning of the philosophical spectra of Nazi Germany during the Second World War holds fundamental discrepancy of core beliefs in the ruling of the social construct. With specification‚ the rise in German Nazism posed challenges in keeping previously enlightened philosophical prospects; the idea of a superior race scrutinizes the condemning of the inferior race by means of exercising the belief of utilitarianism‚ and the social discourse valued in the predetermined designation

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    Nazi propaganda is important because history would have certainly been different without it; perhaps the war never would have happened had there been less enthusiasm towards the hatred of Jews and other victims of the Nazis’ detestation. It is important to remember Nazi propaganda because no group of people should ever be so widely loathed. Joseph Goebbels and his contempt for the Jews‚ censorship‚ and the 1936 Olympics all played a large part in Nazi propaganda. One man was appointed to lead the

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    history. Students learnt about: 1. Historical context * Rise of the Nazi party and the personal charisma of Adolf Hitler * Development of the Nazi state after 1933 * Nazi war effort to 1945 * Nuremberg War Crimes Trial 2. Background * Family background and education * Introduction to Nazism and his reasons for joining the Nazi party 3. Rise to prominence * Early work for the Nazi party * Appointment as ‘First Architect of the Reich’ * The ‘Germania’

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    The rise of the Nazi Party 1919-1929 Origins of the NSDAP (National Socialist German Workers Party) Before it was named the NSDAP the National Socialist German Workers Party had previously been named the Deutsche Arbeiterpuntei (German Workers Party) or DAP. Its main commitments were Nationalism meaning to identify or become extremely attached to your nation. Anti-Semitism meaning the hatred of Jews and the belief that the Aryan was the master race. And finally it strongly rejected

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    How the Jewish people functioned inside French politics and society in the period 1890-1939 gives us an interesting and important insight into both the state of the French government under Vichy rule‚ how this government either implemented or did not implement Nazi policy to the letter of the law‚ how the actions they took effected the Jewish people living in France at the time. The question of whether Jews at this time could be considered ‘outsiders’ or ‘insiders’ in French society is a strange

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    roles in Nazi Germany. Three Prominent groups that had a substantial effect on the period in which the Nazis ruled are the Youth‚ the German women and the Churches. Each responded differently to the ideas and policies of the Nazis. The indoctrination of young people was an important factor in the Nazi regime. Hitler saw that implementing the Nazi Party’s ideology in the children of Germany was a key part in ensuring the validity of the ‘thousand year Reich’. Adolf Hitler‚ leader of the Nazi Party

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    Acts of resistance against Nazi rule was commonly seen throughout Hitler’s empire. To resist is to ‘stop course of‚ repel‚ be proof against or unaffected…‚ strive against‚ oppose‚ try to impede‚ refuse to comply with’ . However‚ the meaning and levels of resistance within Nazi Germany varies between historians. This essay identifies resistance as stated by the Bacaria Project‚ “Resistance is understood as every form of active or passive behaviour which allows recognition of the rejection of the

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    Paul Jaskot in The Nazi Perpetrator: Postwar German Art and Politics of the Right (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press‚ 2012)‚ argues that the shifting definition of who and what constitutes as a Nazi perpetrator during post war West Germany did not have a constant interpretation; this is portrayed in art and architecture throughout the 1950s and well into the 1990s. Jaskot relies on a series of paintings and pictures from the United States Holocaust Museum. In order to follow the evolution

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    view from life inside the Third Reich‚ which was not the utopia it was made out to be. Genocides against gypsies‚ the mentally unstable‚ and mostly the Jews were discovered throughout the German state in many concentration camps. The most chilling discovering was those who were responsible‚ not only Nazi leaders but Medical Doctors. German Doctors were involved in every step that led to mass extermination and many even experimented on inmates in the most inhumane ways possible. The Medical Doctors

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