How did nazi in German use media to propagate their thought against Jews
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Answer:
Media was used to popularise the support of the government. Jews and those opposing the Nazis were stereotyped. Socialists and the liberals were attacked as foreign agents. Many propaganda films were made to spread hatred towards the Jews. One such film was 'The Eternal Jew' which was antisemitic German Nazi propaganda film against the Jews. The Nazis had a great impact on the minds of the people and turned their attention towards the people who were labeled as the enemies of the Nazis.
Answer:
FOLLOWING MEDIA WERS TO BE USED TO PROPAGATE THEIR THOUGHTS AGAINST JEWS ARE:
BY COMPOSED OF THE POINT
1. Posters
2. Comics
3. Articles and essays
4. Film
5. Art exhibitions
Explanation:
After the Nazis came to power in 1933, Adolf Hitler established the Reich Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda, to which he appointed Joseph Goebbels as leader. Himself a painter in his youth, Hitler understood the power of propaganda, though it was Goebbels who was to use it to the greatest effect.
Some propaganda was even so brazen as to proclaim that the Jewish people were not being persecuted by the Nazis, even while referring to Jews in insulting terms and displaying drawings with racist caricatures.
1. Posters
2. Comics
3. Articles and essays
4. Film
5. Art exhibitions