The new holidays were not the only things that allured the German people. Hitler had envisioned a whole aesthetic for new age, one complete with an official title: Aryan. Much of this new Nazi aesthetic based around the glorification of this blonde haired, blue eyed superhuman race. The arts and cultural organizations in Germany were quickly synchronized to reflect this Nazi ideology.. This new art dove into themes of the heroism of war, purity, and violence(United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, 2015). By hiding allusions of violence and war into art, Hitler was subtly preparing the German me for war by manipulating them to believe they would be heroes if they fought for Hitler, which showed his efficiency as a leader. However one of Hitler’s
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One of the first acts of repression in the regime was the systematic burning of books. On 10 May 1933, University students began to destroy any book that was contrary to Nazi ideology(London Jewish Cultural Centre, 2011).This burning of books acted as public gathering, similar to parades, that was used to celebrate the Nazi party and bring the members closer together but simultaneously destroy any work deemed “anti-Nazi”. This was an example of Hitler’s success in shielding the German population from anything that could give them the wrong perception of the Nazi party and ideals, keeping the population on his side and content with Hitler’s actions.For many of the persecuted artists it was either extremely difficult or impossible for them to restart their careers after 1945(Kiesel, 2013), showing once again how Hitler was victorious in achieving his task to eradicate Jewish culture from Germany. By ridding the German population of any art that goes against the Nazi ideology, Hitler is making sure that there is no chance of the population drawing inspiration or sympathy for their works. Hitler draws the German population to him by alluring them with cheap holidays and new art and architecture projects, but by suppressing undesirable aspects of the German culture, he twists the views of the Germans and tricks them into succumbing to the Nazi ideals …show more content…
However during the time of the Third Reich, his name was shouted with glee and as the highest form of praise and his picture was framed and hung on walls. Because of his undeniable ability to persuade, his creative visions for the futures and his innate problem-solving skills, Adolf Hitler was a successful and effective leader. He was able to mesmerize entire crowds with his speeches, and manipulate them to accept his views through tools like propaganda and Hitlers Youth. His creation of a new cultural age for Germany brought around the repression of all culture deemed undesirable and the allures of cheap vacations for the German population. Hitler’s advances in public works projects and rearmament drastically reduced unemployment in Germany. It is undeniable that Adolf Hitler was a heinous human being who commit unspeakable crimes, but it is also undeniable that his particular set of skills made him a strong
One of the first acts of repression in the regime was the systematic burning of books. On 10 May 1933, University students began to destroy any book that was contrary to Nazi ideology(London Jewish Cultural Centre, 2011).This burning of books acted as public gathering, similar to parades, that was used to celebrate the Nazi party and bring the members closer together but simultaneously destroy any work deemed “anti-Nazi”. This was an example of Hitler’s success in shielding the German population from anything that could give them the wrong perception of the Nazi party and ideals, keeping the population on his side and content with Hitler’s actions.For many of the persecuted artists it was either extremely difficult or impossible for them to restart their careers after 1945(Kiesel, 2013), showing once again how Hitler was victorious in achieving his task to eradicate Jewish culture from Germany. By ridding the German population of any art that goes against the Nazi ideology, Hitler is making sure that there is no chance of the population drawing inspiration or sympathy for their works. Hitler draws the German population to him by alluring them with cheap holidays and new art and architecture projects, but by suppressing undesirable aspects of the German culture, he twists the views of the Germans and tricks them into succumbing to the Nazi ideals …show more content…
However during the time of the Third Reich, his name was shouted with glee and as the highest form of praise and his picture was framed and hung on walls. Because of his undeniable ability to persuade, his creative visions for the futures and his innate problem-solving skills, Adolf Hitler was a successful and effective leader. He was able to mesmerize entire crowds with his speeches, and manipulate them to accept his views through tools like propaganda and Hitlers Youth. His creation of a new cultural age for Germany brought around the repression of all culture deemed undesirable and the allures of cheap vacations for the German population. Hitler’s advances in public works projects and rearmament drastically reduced unemployment in Germany. It is undeniable that Adolf Hitler was a heinous human being who commit unspeakable crimes, but it is also undeniable that his particular set of skills made him a strong