Visions Of Community In Nazi Germany: A Psychological Analysis

The idea does portray the plausible capabilities of humans. Essentially what we are addressing here is social engineering. Throughout many civilizations in history we can see where this has happened for the good and for the bad. Mayagoitia Soria writes in American Social Engineering through children's educational films (1945-1953) that we utilized short films to deal with topics on ethics, character, home or family life, civil protection, and knowledge of celebrations our country celebrates. ( Mayagoitia Soria, 2017). But, if we look at the other side of things, Nazi Germany utilized similar methods in order to indoctrinate a whole country with social engineering. In Visions of Community in Nazi Germany: Social Engineering and Private Lives, we see that many of the country of Germany were …show more content…
This could most very well lead to discrimination and segregation. Our country did this for years after the after the civil war and the emancipation proclamation. As a society our leaders constantly said that other individuals not of European descent were not as intelligent as us. This line of thinking is what lead to the years of racist thinking and policies our government pushed on the people of the United States. Even up to and after WWII our leaders still thought less of black Americans. If you look at Tuskegee and the constant manipulation and increased training to prove their theory right it was still proven wrong. In some instances you could even say that black Americans had to prove that they were more American than white Americans. Black Americans constantly proved to be superior at task given to them with lesser and outdated