Culture in the Third Reich

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Propaganda

The organised spreading of information to promote the views of a government with the intention of persuading people to think or behave in a certain way.

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Volksgemeinschaft

The Nazis sought to turn people into committed members of this, or national community.

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Weltanschauung

This is the Nazi view of the world.

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Gleichschaltung

A process by which all institutions were made to conform to the policies of National Socialism.

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RMVP

Ministry for Public Enlightenment + Propaganda

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RMVP

Nazi organization under Goebbels that supervised the control of all aspects of culture.

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Reich Chamber of Culture

Nazi established chamber to exercise control over all aspects of cultural activities.

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Reich Culture Chamber

The aim of this chamber was ‘to promote German culture for the benefit of the Volk + the Reich.’

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Eher Verlag

Party publishing house that gradually took over most of the press.

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Radio

It was known as the “spiritual weapon of the totalitarian state.”

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People's receiver

Affordable radios sold to ensure people could have them in their homes.

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Ufi

State-controlled film companies

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Leni Riefenstahl

Most famous film producer. Commissioned to make detailed recordings of rallies + festivals, to tell people what was happening + to encourage involvement.

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Triumph of the Will

Film about the 1934 Nuremburg Rally.

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Olympia

Film about the 1936 Berlin Olympics.

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The Eternal Jew

Anti-Semitic film produced to stress the Jews as a parasitic race within the nation.

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Architecture.

Neo-classical, monumental style that Hitler favored

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Albert Speer

Hitler’s personal architect + became General Architectural Inspector of the Reich in 1937.

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Exhibition of the Great German Art

This exhibition was intended to show people ‘true German art

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Exhibition of the Degenerate Art

The works displayed distorted forms, unnatural colours + unsettling subjects during this exhibition.

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Mein Kampf

Title of Hitler's book, selling over 6 million copies.

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Decadent

It was a term used to describe experimental music banned by the Nazi's

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Jazz

Music banned by the Nazis as it was considered ‘black music’ therefore was racially inferior.

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Propaganda

A means of control used by the Nazi party to maintain and build the state.

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Contented

The Nazi's controlled vast resources to keep the population _.

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Smallest Man

The state simplifies ways of thinking so that even the may understand.

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Radio

A key tool used for indoctrination by the Nazi party.

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Reich

Editors were obliged to exclude from any papers things that would weaken the _.

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Familiar

The Nazis state tried to maintain _ titles while extending its control.

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Non-Conformist

The media needed control in order to prevent _ activities.

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Body

All those involved in the media had to be part of a coordinating __.

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In 1933 Nazi ownership of media was 3%, but by 1939 it grew to _%.

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Entertainment

A way of keeping the population happy.

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Heroic

Art should be clear, and direct.

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Architecture

Hitler described _ as the 'word in stone'.

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Reich

The new buildings constructed would illustrate the Nazi idea of a 1000-year .

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WW1

The heroic actions of German soldiers during _ was a popular topic during the Nazi era.

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book burning ceremony

The Nazis organised a major __ in Berlin in May 1933.

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Exile

Several famous authors fled into _.

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Ideas

Novelists were expected to promote Nazi _.

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Music

The Reich Chamber of _ controlled production of Music.

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Decadent

Experimental music was banned as _.

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Internationalist

It described the diversity of the Weimar Republic.

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Mason

He is skeptical of Nazi propaganda success + its impact on the working class.

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Welch

Arguing that it is important to separate different strands of Nazi propaganda.