Nazi Control and Propaganda: Cause and Consequence
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This worksheet explores how the Nazi regime used propaganda to control the German population, examining causes and consequences.
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Nazi Control and Propaganda: Cause and Consequence
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Introduction to Nazi Propaganda
Source A: Nazi Propaganda Poster 'Strength through Joy! Work and Happiness for All!' Provenance: Nazi propaganda poster, 1930s.
Methods of Propaganda
Source B: Nazi Radio Broadcast 'The German people are strong and united, thanks to our leader and our glorious future.' Provenance: Nazi radio broadcast, 1930s.
Effects of Nazi Propaganda
Source C: Testimony of a German Citizen 'The propaganda made us believe that the Nazi regime was the only way to restore Germany’s greatness.' Provenance: Interview with a German citizen, 1945.
Consequences of Nazi Propaganda
Source D: Excerpts from Nuremberg Trials 'The propaganda machine facilitated widespread support for aggressive policies and dehumanization of enemies.' Provenance: Testimony from post-war trials.
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