Hitler's Speech To The Labor Service Essay

The view of Hitler giving his speech to the members of the labor service sets a militaristic mood. Although these workers have not served in the army they still perform in the rally like soldiers only obtaining shovels as weapons. A significant prospect of this scene is that each soldier represents different parts of German territory, which brings up the repeating idea of unity. Even when the last soldier states that he represents Saar, which is not a territory of Germany at that point, but there are plans to obtain it for German people. I believe this propaganda is aimed to the workers that they have equal significance because of the service they are providing to Germany despite what race they are from. Another darkly lighted and serious scene follows where an SA leader is giving his speech to the storm troopers. …show more content…
Following this scene comes a part in the film where the youth group is shown and in this scene it is bright, energetic, and there is organization as opposed to the scene prior. Once again and Hitler enters members are excited in anticipation of his arrival. Hitler stands at platform that characterizes him in the reoccurring factor of being like God, above all his people. The youth group is responsible for carrying out the legacy of Nazi Germany as stated in Hitler’s speech to the youth group. Peace is a major aspect of the film and is represent in this scene. During his speech Hitler states, “We want our people to love peace, but also to be brave”. Hitler wants to enforce peace, obedience, and the disappearance a class among the youth group. In this scene I feel as though this group is being brainwashed to believe and enforce Hitler’s ideas. The way this scene is depicted makes the audience want to follow and be loyal to the leader of Germany, so this scene is a good example of propaganda for the youth and many