Nazi Control and Propaganda: Timeline & Chronology
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A timeline-based worksheet exploring how Nazi propaganda was used to control German society from 1933 onwards, encouraging students to analyse key events and developments.
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Nazi Control and Propaganda: Timeline & Chronology
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Timeline of Nazi Propaganda and Control
1933: The Nazis establish the Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda, led by Joseph Goebbels, to control all media and cultural messaging.
1934: The Law Against the Formation of New Parties consolidates Nazi control, and propaganda becomes a tool for promoting Hitler’s image and Nazi ideology.
1935: The Nuremberg Laws are announced, with propaganda used to justify racial policies against Jews.
1936: The Berlin Olympics are used as a propaganda opportunity to showcase Nazi Germany.
1938: Kristallnacht is portrayed as a spontaneous outbreak of German patriotism, with propaganda framing Jews as enemies.
1939: The outbreak of WWII sees propaganda focus on nationalism and the need for total war.
1940-1945: Continuous use of propaganda to maintain morale, promote anti-Semitic policies, and demonize enemies.
Post-1945: Nazi propaganda is discredited following the defeat, but its influence on society is extensively studied.
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- 1/1/2026
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