Adolf Hitler's Speech Analysis

Even though Adolf Hitler was a controversial leader who did many bad things during his run, he did know how to deliver a speech and win an audience over. (THESIS) Hitler 's vital component to the rise of his power was through effective use of physical gestures, repetitiveness and speech content. Hitler was a well developed orator; he knew when and how to portray himself to the people and the media. All in all very deceiving during his run for fuhrer. Lastly, Hitler knew how he wanted to portray himself on the media. He would be careful of everything he did or say as mentioned before. Hitler would always be seen in his uniform because that 's how he wanted to be known and remembered. He showed in the media how passionate he was about getting …show more content…
Many people said he wasn 't the typical speaker that uses reasoning or speaks from the heart he used a different method. Hitler was the kind of speaker that knew what would get your attention he knew what was happening and he knew what a broken country like germany wanted to hear. So he used simple argument that he knew people thought had to change and with those he implied his own ideas making them believe that what he was saying was what they wanted. He made sure that everyone understood his way of speaking, that how he manipulated many; they felt as they can relate and trust him. A quality that seems to be a big one with hitler was that he was average looking but when you went up to him you could see his eyes clearly; many say they were all colors and they had depth to them, which made them very hypnotizing. A method that Hitler would use was that before his speeches he would send one of his best guards to give a mini speech to the people that listened to warm them up and would make all his speeches in the evening so when he gave the speeches many would be tired by the time he gave his speeches. Many times before he got on the stage he would come in late so he would create tension. When he finally showed up he would walk down the crowd without looking left or right. He would get on stage and he would be so nervous that he would not speak, he would just listen and get a sense of the audience so he could continue how he wanted to present his speeches according to how the audience was feeling this would manipulate them into thinking that he has the best speeches and whatever he says is the