Control is Power
*Fear is an emotion that can consume a person’s every thought, action, and movement whilst degrading that person of their moral codes and basic rights. In order to manipulate a large group of people, you need one simple emotion; fear. George Orwell’s novel 1984 depicts a society where an entire country of people is being controlled by “The Party” using fear to scare them into doing what they are told (Orwell). During the time this novel was being written, a major political party was coming into control in Germany. This party was the Nazis, and they used the same tactics portrayed in Orwell’s novel to gain power. 1984 and the Nazis’s political party both display how using fear and control to their advantage which consequently …show more content…
He promised these people change, a kind of change that would put Germany on top of the world and make the other countries pay for what they did during the war. His party began releasing propaganda that said being defeated in the war was the fault of all the Jewish people living in society. They started to attack a group of people because they needed someone to blame for such a tragedy as a loss of war. Hitler also used fear to gain power and control the people below him in order to get what he wanted and become more successful. His armies would march in towns and gather up people and shoot them or take them away and people would never seem them again. This would strike fear in civilians and make them want to obey every word that is said from …show more content…
In 1984 there is a strong force that controls all aspects of life, this is “The Party” (Orwell). The Party is the government of the country and they have taken over the land and now run everything using communistic beliefs and strategies. This government is so strong that it has the power to make people rewrite history which then forces them to believe what they write. People disappear in this society daily and are never seen again. Just like Hitler this would strike fear in the civilians and make them believe everything they are told.
-The Nazi philosophy is where most of the terrible errors of mankind occurred. Nazis believed that Germany was the superb country and was a higher level than the rest. They also believed that Jewish and many other groups of people were the cause of Germany’s downfall and defeat in the war.
-The Party believes that whatever they write as history is the truth and they expect everyone in their rule to believe it. Their philosophy is that they are the truth and you should believe them without question.
-Hitler gained power by telling people things that they wanted to hear. By doing this he gained followers and people who support him. People who were apart of the Nazi party usually believed that Germany was the best country and that the German people are more pure than
*Fear is an emotion that can consume a person’s every thought, action, and movement whilst degrading that person of their moral codes and basic rights. In order to manipulate a large group of people, you need one simple emotion; fear. George Orwell’s novel 1984 depicts a society where an entire country of people is being controlled by “The Party” using fear to scare them into doing what they are told (Orwell). During the time this novel was being written, a major political party was coming into control in Germany. This party was the Nazis, and they used the same tactics portrayed in Orwell’s novel to gain power. 1984 and the Nazis’s political party both display how using fear and control to their advantage which consequently …show more content…
He promised these people change, a kind of change that would put Germany on top of the world and make the other countries pay for what they did during the war. His party began releasing propaganda that said being defeated in the war was the fault of all the Jewish people living in society. They started to attack a group of people because they needed someone to blame for such a tragedy as a loss of war. Hitler also used fear to gain power and control the people below him in order to get what he wanted and become more successful. His armies would march in towns and gather up people and shoot them or take them away and people would never seem them again. This would strike fear in civilians and make them want to obey every word that is said from …show more content…
In 1984 there is a strong force that controls all aspects of life, this is “The Party” (Orwell). The Party is the government of the country and they have taken over the land and now run everything using communistic beliefs and strategies. This government is so strong that it has the power to make people rewrite history which then forces them to believe what they write. People disappear in this society daily and are never seen again. Just like Hitler this would strike fear in the civilians and make them believe everything they are told.
-The Nazi philosophy is where most of the terrible errors of mankind occurred. Nazis believed that Germany was the superb country and was a higher level than the rest. They also believed that Jewish and many other groups of people were the cause of Germany’s downfall and defeat in the war.
-The Party believes that whatever they write as history is the truth and they expect everyone in their rule to believe it. Their philosophy is that they are the truth and you should believe them without question.
-Hitler gained power by telling people things that they wanted to hear. By doing this he gained followers and people who support him. People who were apart of the Nazi party usually believed that Germany was the best country and that the German people are more pure than