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    The document outlines the different forms and methods of Nazi propaganda during the 1930s and 1940s in Germany, including speeches, writings, movies, radio broadcasts, posters, magazines, and games. It discusses propaganda targeting Jews and anti-Semitic materials, as well as propaganda during World War 2 and internal Nazi propaganda about organizing their propaganda efforts. The document is structured around 8 sections that cover Nazi writing, anti-Semitic materials, radio propaganda, visual propaganda, war propaganda, propaganda about propaganda, the Nazi propaganda organization, and a conclusion.

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    The document outlines the different forms and methods of Nazi propaganda during the 1930s and 1940s in Germany, including speeches, writings, movies, radio broadcasts, posters, magazines, and games. It discusses propaganda targeting Jews and anti-Semitic materials, as well as propaganda during World War 2 and internal Nazi propaganda about organizing their propaganda efforts. The document is structured around 8 sections that cover Nazi writing, anti-Semitic materials, radio propaganda, visual propaganda, war propaganda, propaganda about propaganda, the Nazi propaganda organization, and a conclusion.

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    The document outlines the different forms and methods of Nazi propaganda during the 1930s and 1940s in Germany, including speeches, writings, movies, radio broadcasts, posters, magazines, and games. It discusses propaganda targeting Jews and anti-Semitic materials, as well as propaganda during World War 2 and internal Nazi propaganda about organizing their propaganda efforts. The document is structured around 8 sections that cover Nazi writing, anti-Semitic materials, radio propaganda, visual propaganda, war propaganda, propaganda about propaganda, the Nazi propaganda organization, and a conclusion.

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    Walsh 1

    Quinn Walsh

    ENG 101-110

    Larry Neuburger

    8 April, 2011

    I. Nazi Writing

    A. Speeches and writings

    1. Main Kampf – Adolf Hitler

    2. The Oath to Hitler –Rudolf Hess

    3. “The Jews or us…” – Robert Ley

    II. Anti-Semitic Material

    A. “We hate Jews, and So can you.”

    1. The “Aryan Law” pamphlet

    2. Hitler youth material

    3. “The Eternal Jew” movie


    Walsh 2

    III. In the airwaves

    A. You can say Jew on the radio

    1. Walter Groß

    2. 1934 radio talk by Groß

    3. 1935 talk

    IV. Visual propaganda

    A. An in your face attitude

    1. Posters

    2. Post cards

    3. Nazi Humor magazines

    4. Clothing

    5. Cartoons

    V. War Propaganda

    A. War on a postcard

    1. WW2 board game

    2. Wall posters

    3. Blätter cartoons
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    VI. Propaganda on propaganda

    A. Words about words

    1. Eugen Hadamovsky book – 1933

    2. Essays on propaganda

    3. “Film as a Weapon” – Fitz Hipper

    VII. Nazi propaganda organization

    A. Nazi’s talking about Nazi’s

    1. Propaganda offices

    2. Hitler youth Material

    3. Propagandists conference

    VIII. Conclusion

    A. Ending

    1. Final thoughts

    2. Review

    3. Finish strong.

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