Why Did Hitler's Use Of Propaganda

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Propaganda has been used throughout history. It is used to get people to accept ideas and beliefs by using specific devices to reach the goal. There are different types of propaganda that can be deceitful, honest, or repeatedly promoted to show that it is good. Some individual think it is only used for evil because it involve half-truths and distort the facts, but it can spread good ideals. By using logical and emotional reason, the propagandist can connect with their audience to get them to believe in whatever they want. In Germany, Hitler used propaganda to help the German people turn against the Jew and blame them for their misfortunes. As a result, he uses various tactics to diminish the Jews’ right and inflicting brutality on them. Book

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