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Introduction
Was quite effective, but not the most effective
A combination of censorship, terror and indoctrination were used to control the people
Paragraph 1
Censorship was effective
Radio ownership from 4.5m in 1933 to 16m by 1941
Reich Chamber of Culture controlled over 100,000 journalists by 1939
By 1940, 70% of German households owned a radio
Paragraph 2
Censorship had limitations as a way to control the people
From 1933-1945, over 3,000 death sentences for ‘radio treason’
By 1944, 10-15% of Germans listened to BBC broadcasts
Illegal groups distributed 1,500 leaflets per year
Paragraph 3
Terror = equally as effective as censorship
Gestapo received around 150,000 denunciation from ordinary Germans 1933-39
By 1939, 160,000 held in concentration camps
5,000 death sentences in the People’s Court 1934-45
Paragraph 4
Indoctrination also equally as important
In the 1934 plebiscite on Hitler, 90% voted in favour of him
Unemployment fell from 6m to 1m 1933-6
Membership of Hitler Youth = 8.7m by 1939