The Second World War is probably one of the most documented and studied wars in humanities collective history. Historians have written extensively on multiple subjects of the war from prominent individuals, war heroes, specific battles, locations, strategies, and more. One of the most popular of these topics is the study of the rise and reign of Nazism in Germany during this time and more specifically their anti-Semitic regulations they forced upon the German population. The Nazi regime also promoted anti-Semitism throughout the country using various methods such as film, posters, and newspapers. With the Nazi regime’a power of influence so strong throughout Germany, many historians have addressed their rise to power, anti-Semitic rules they
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This article in particular contains various examples of Nazi propaganda that was used both leading up to and during the Second World War. It also discusses the audiences that the propaganda was directed at and its effect on said target audiences. AS mentioned above, one of the leading uses of propaganda for the Nazi regime was film, which is also mentioned in this article. On specific film it mentions is titled “Der Ewige Jude.” This specific film was released in 1940 and grew in popularity during the …show more content…
Edelheit and Hershel Edelheit are also co-authors that have written in detail about the Nazi party’s influence in Germany, specifically in the 1930’s leading up to the war and their rise to power. Their book titled History of the Holocaust: A Handbook and Dictionary contains a summary of information in regards to the Nazi party. This books analyzes and outlines the mindset and goals of the Nazi party during the 1930’s. Particular sections of this book titled “the Jewish Problem” and “Jewish Responses to Antisemitism” relate specifically to how anti-Semitism was affecting the Jewish people themselves and what their reaction to this kind of governmental hatred was. This solidifies the mindset the Nazi had against the Jews and what the Jews thought of this said attitude of the Nazi towards
This article in particular contains various examples of Nazi propaganda that was used both leading up to and during the Second World War. It also discusses the audiences that the propaganda was directed at and its effect on said target audiences. AS mentioned above, one of the leading uses of propaganda for the Nazi regime was film, which is also mentioned in this article. On specific film it mentions is titled “Der Ewige Jude.” This specific film was released in 1940 and grew in popularity during the …show more content…
Edelheit and Hershel Edelheit are also co-authors that have written in detail about the Nazi party’s influence in Germany, specifically in the 1930’s leading up to the war and their rise to power. Their book titled History of the Holocaust: A Handbook and Dictionary contains a summary of information in regards to the Nazi party. This books analyzes and outlines the mindset and goals of the Nazi party during the 1930’s. Particular sections of this book titled “the Jewish Problem” and “Jewish Responses to Antisemitism” relate specifically to how anti-Semitism was affecting the Jewish people themselves and what their reaction to this kind of governmental hatred was. This solidifies the mindset the Nazi had against the Jews and what the Jews thought of this said attitude of the Nazi towards