Nazi Propagand The Stereotypes Of Hitler Over Germany

The Nazi party not only used a positive representation of Hitler as strategic propaganda but also for German life. There is a Nazi propaganda poster that depicts, “an idealized image of family life and values” the poster has the letters NSDAP on it and says; “The NSDAP safeguards the Volksgemeinschaft, Comrades, if you need any advice or help, Turn to your local party organizations” (Sax 245). This photo is the Nazi party’s attempt to make their followers and non-followers feel like they can be trusted. Since the German people were desperate for change, the Nazi party could easily manipulate them and gain their assurance. This gave the party a trustworthy image and showed their followers that there was someone to come to if they were to have any issues. Another poster shows that the Nazi party was not only trying to capture the opinions of the German public, but their minds as well. There is a poster with a dark black …show more content…
The conservative elites ultimately brought Hitler into power by appointed chancellorship. Although they brought Hitler into power, Hitler’s Nazi regime was able to control Germany because of their effective campaign strategies and propaganda. The Nazi propaganda used the “Hitler Over Germany” campaign as a way to reveal Hitler’s potential as an alternative ruler expressed to the people all across Germany (Spielvogel 60). When the former chancellor Franz von Papen appointed Hitler into chancellorship in 1933 they needed to get majority vote through a coalition with the conservative elites and the Nazi party (West 43:20-44:00). The conservative elites had assumed that they could control Hitler if von Papen was the vice chancellor and the limited number of the amount of Nazi party members allowed in the cabinet. The problem in their plan was that the amount of support that Nazis developed from their campaigns in the prior