There is no denying that Hitler was an incredibly talented public speaker. His passionate tone of voice and astonishingly powerful rhetoric was able to build the National Socialist Party from a small group of 7 members to a power that reigned over Germany. At the time his speech “The Proclamation to the German People,” given the day after he became Chancellor in early 1933, Hitler had yet to become the all-powerful dictator the world remembers him as today. In “The Proclamation to the German People,” Hitler uses pathos by remind Germans of their struggles and to make them feel hopeful for their future.
In his speech, Hitler uses ethos to paint the negative images of Germany to evoke memory of the past decade. He reminds the people of WWI
In his speech, Hitler uses ethos to paint the negative images of Germany to evoke memory of the past decade. He reminds the people of WWI