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Cards (30)
What is the focus of this rapid revision session?
Propaganda
in
Nazi
control
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Why is it important to promote this material?
It is crucial for the
GCSE
course
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Who led the terror control in Nazi Germany?
Heinrich Himmler
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What was the purpose of propaganda in Nazi Germany?
To convince and indoctrinate the
public
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Who was put in charge of Nazi propaganda?
Joseph Goebbels
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What were the three main methods of Nazi propaganda?
Censorship
Propaganda creation
Control of art and culture
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What does censorship in Nazi propaganda involve?
Control and banning of
opposing
messages
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How does propaganda differ from censorship?
Propaganda
creates
messages rather than banning
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What did Joseph Goebbels believe about effective propaganda?
It should work
invisibly
and subtly
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What type of art did the Nazis promote?
Traditional
art forms
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What was the Nazi stance on Jazz music?
It was rejected as
degenerate
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Who was appointed as the minister of propaganda in 1933?
Joseph Goebbels
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What was the purpose of public rallies in Nazi Germany?
To impress and show
order
and strength
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What was the capacity of the purpose-built stadium in Nuremberg?
200,000
people
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How did the Nazis use the 1936 Olympics?
To showcase
cultural
and
racial
superiority
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What was the Reich Chamber of Culture responsible for?
Controlling
art and culture
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What was the process of aligning public life with Nazi beliefs called?
Gleichschaltung
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How did the Nazis control cinema?
By
censoring
films and promoting Nazi
messages
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What was the film "The Eternal Jew" known for?
Carrying
anti-Semitic
messages
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What was the hidden meaning in the Titanic film produced by the Nazis?
To portray
Americans
as
cowardly
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What was the character "Hzy the Canary" based on?
Mickey Mouse
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What was the purpose of the "degenerate art" exhibitions?
To ridicule art the
Nazis
disapproved of
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What type of music was banned by the Nazis?
Jazz music
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How many authors had their work outlawed by the Nazis?
2,500
authors
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What was the impact of Nazi propaganda on architecture?
Promoted grand,
traditional
styles
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Who was Hitler's favorite architect?
Albert Speer
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How did Nazi propaganda influence various aspects of life?
Controlled
media: newspapers, film, radio
Promoted Nazi ideas in sports and culture
Censored
opposing
views and art
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Did the Nazis achieve total control over art and culture?
No, some groups embraced
foreign cultures
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What was the role of fear in Nazi propaganda?
To
frighten
those not
convinced
by
propaganda
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What were the main themes of Nazi propaganda?
Censorship of
opposing
ideas
Creation of
pro-Nazi
messages
Control of art and culture
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