Adolf Hitler's Propaganda Slogan Analysis

Adolf Hitler led the Germans in World War 2. Just days before Germany's surrender, he committed suicide. The defeat for the Nazi’s was obvious and Hitler had no intention of letting the Russians capture him and put him on trial. His power left Germany devastated by May of 1945. Hitler had a major influence on German society. Propaganda was one of the things he used in order to influence the German society. Hitler used the slogan Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Führer ('One People, One Nation, One Leader') to gain support over sections of Germany. This slogan was very useful as it was able to create a union between Austria and Germany in 1938. The use of Führerprinzip ('the leadership principle') was used to show Hitler as a mystical figure, embodying their ideas, and guiding the nation’s destiny. The slogan later led the Hitler myth, portraying Hitler as a charismatic superman and also a man of others. Using this slogan, Hitler was able to perform a series of bold foreign policy coups, which won him support from all sections of Germany. Hitler was widely praised throughout Germany, giving him popularity and high social status. This slogan was able to help Hitler influence more of the German society as it gave …show more content…
This was used to impress upon German civilians and soldiers that Jews were dangerous enemies towards the German Reich. This propaganda was aimed to gain support for the policy to permanently remove Jews from the German territories. These cartoons led to the creation of concentration camps and killing centers. Other propagandas were used to cover up atrocities and mass murders of Jews. The Nazi’s used this propaganda to to mobilize the German population to support its wars of conquest until the very end of the regime. Hitler was able to effectively change the German’s viewpoints of Jews and was able to incite the people into supporting wars of