control and influencing attitudes

• What was the main purpose of Nazi propaganda?

  To spread Nazi ideas and beliefs
• What role did cinema play in Nazi propaganda?

  Cinema was used to show the benefits of Nazi life
• What was the title of the anti-Semitic film promoted by the Nazis?

  The Eternal Jew
• How did the Nazis use censorship?

  To silence opposition and control information
• How did posters contribute to Nazi propaganda?

  They displayed Nazi beliefs and portrayed Hitler as a strong leader
• Who was the Minister of Enlightenment and Propaganda?

  Josef Goebbels
• What was required of Germans before watching their chosen films?

  They had to watch Nazi News films first
• What was the purpose of cheap radios made by the Nazis?

  To ensure people only received Nazi frequencies
• What percentage of Germans owned a radio during the Nazi regime?

  70%
• How did the Nazis control newspapers?

  They told journalists what to write and shut down opposing newspapers
• What event in 1936 allowed Hitler to showcase Germany's strength?

  The Berlin Olympics
• Who directed the filming of the Berlin Olympics?

  Leni Riefenstahl
• What was ironic about Jesse Owens' performance at the Berlin Olympics?

  A black athlete won 4 gold medals in Nazi Germany
• What did huge rallies and military parades demonstrate?

  Hitler's power, strength, and support
• Where was a huge rally held every year?

  Nuremberg
• What did Goebbels control regarding book publications?

  No book could be published without his permission
• What happened to literature by Jewish writers under the Nazis?

  It was publicly burned
• How did the Nazis treat art they disapproved of?

  They locked it away and held exhibitions of 'degenerative art'
• What type of artwork did many middle and upper-class Germans approve of?

  Hitler's traditional artwork
• What was the role of propaganda in shaping public opinion in Nazi Germany?

  It influenced people's beliefs and attitudes towards the regime
• How did censorship impact freedom of expression in Nazi Germany?

  It severely restricted what people could say and write
• What was the significance of the Berlin Olympics in Nazi propaganda?

  It showcased Germany's strength and the Master Race ideology
• What methods did the Nazis use to control the media?

  They dictated content and shut down opposing outlets
• What were the psychological effects of Nazi propaganda on the German population?

  It instilled pride and fear among the people
• How did propaganda relate to Nazi ideology?

  It reinforced the core beliefs of the Nazi regime
• What influence did Goebbels have on Nazi propaganda strategies?

  He was instrumental in shaping and controlling propaganda efforts
• How did the Nazis use art and literature as tools for propaganda and censorship?

  They promoted approved works and destroyed dissenting ones
• What was the societal response to Nazi propaganda among different demographics?

  Responses varied, with some feeling pride and others fear