Censor and Propaganda

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Who was in charge of propaganda for the Nazis?

Dr. Joseph Goebbels

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What was Goebbels’ title?

Minister for Enlightenment and Propaganda

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What is the difference between censorship and propaganda?

Censorship is the suppression of news the Nazi regime does not like; propaganda is the active promotion of the Nazi regime.

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What did Goebbels say about propaganda?

“The finest kind of propaganda does not reveal itself.”

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How were newspapers censored?

Non-Nazi newspapers were shut down and editors were told what they could print.

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Where did the Nazis hold their annual rally?

Nuremberg (in southern Germany).

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Why were Nuremberg rallies effective propaganda?

They showed how strong, organized, and disciplined the Nazi regime was and gave people a sense of belonging.

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How were radios used to spread propaganda?

All radios were placed under Nazi control and cheap, mass-produced radios were placed in cafes and factories around Germany.

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Why did the radios placed around Germany have a short range?

So they could not pick up foreign stations (like the BBC World Service).

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How big were cinema audiences in 1933?

Over 250 million.

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How were books censored?

No books could be published without Goebbels’ permission.

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What did Goebbels organise in 1933 (to do with books)?

A book burning.

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What kind of books were burned at the book burning?

Books by Jewish or Communist authors or books that contained ideas unacceptable to the Nazi regime.

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How were artists censored?

Only Nazi-approved artists could show their work, normally depicting the Aryan ideal.

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How did the Nazis use the cinema for propaganda purposes?

All films had to carry a pro-Nazi message.

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What was one of the most famous pro-Nazi films?

Hitlerjunge Quex (1933).

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What was the plot of Hitlerjunge Quex (1933)?

The story of a boy who broke away from a Communist family to join the Hitler Youth, only to be murdered by Communists.

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What were all films accompanied by?

A 45-minute newsreel glorifying Hitler and Nazi achievements.

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Why did some Germans arrive late to the cinema?

To avoid having to sit through the pro-Nazi newsreel.

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What type of music was banned?

Jazz music.

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Why was jazz banned?

It was considered as ‘black music’ and therefore inferior.

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What did Goebbels say about ‘lies’ and ‘truth’?

“Repeat a lie often enough and it becomes the truth.”