History can 't change in the blink of an eye. It takes years of meticulous planning and carefully worded propaganda to convince an entire country to follow someone. The Nazi Party was certainly well-planned, but what set it apart from similar fascist governments at the time was the control of the media and perfectly timed propaganda. Propaganda dates back to Persia, in 500 BC. Few propagandic campaigns have been as successful as the one run by the Nazis. By targeting a wide range of demographics, such as the Hitler Youth, farmers, women, and men eligible for enlistment, the Nazi’s were able to get their messages of evil across to the entire German population.
As Hitler was in charge of the Nazis, as a whole, Joseph Goebbels was in charge of …show more content…
Through making false claims about Jews, and blaming the recent economic class on Jews and Russians, the Nazi’s were able to successfully recruit both men and women to join the Third Reich. Not only did Nazi propaganda effect and entice men and women, but boys and girls, as well. It very much encouraged children to join the Hitler Youth, which was an entire organization built off of using propaganda to convince German children that the Third Reich is good. The propaganda used by the Nazis utilised “Niche Marketing,” which means that it specifically appeals to certain branches of the population. The usage of women, children, and farmers in their propaganda, proved very effective in the persuading of those demographics, for Nazis. The Nazi’s were also very effective in the usage of famous people, in propaganda. Most notably, was Leni Riefenstahl, who directed “Triumph of the Will.”(historyplace.com) The use of such a prominent figure, not only increased the odds of one watching the film, but it also increased the odds of that person to get more excited and already have a slighted view on the Nazis and the Third Reich, in a positive way. Through niche marketing, and the usage of celebrities, the Nazis were able to persuade the majority of Germany to follow them and believe in their spiteful cause. As spiteful and deceitful as Nazi Propaganda was, it did have a few positive
As Hitler was in charge of the Nazis, as a whole, Joseph Goebbels was in charge of …show more content…
Through making false claims about Jews, and blaming the recent economic class on Jews and Russians, the Nazi’s were able to successfully recruit both men and women to join the Third Reich. Not only did Nazi propaganda effect and entice men and women, but boys and girls, as well. It very much encouraged children to join the Hitler Youth, which was an entire organization built off of using propaganda to convince German children that the Third Reich is good. The propaganda used by the Nazis utilised “Niche Marketing,” which means that it specifically appeals to certain branches of the population. The usage of women, children, and farmers in their propaganda, proved very effective in the persuading of those demographics, for Nazis. The Nazi’s were also very effective in the usage of famous people, in propaganda. Most notably, was Leni Riefenstahl, who directed “Triumph of the Will.”(historyplace.com) The use of such a prominent figure, not only increased the odds of one watching the film, but it also increased the odds of that person to get more excited and already have a slighted view on the Nazis and the Third Reich, in a positive way. Through niche marketing, and the usage of celebrities, the Nazis were able to persuade the majority of Germany to follow them and believe in their spiteful cause. As spiteful and deceitful as Nazi Propaganda was, it did have a few positive