Germany

The Nazi reign in Germany is a key event in the 1900’s. Hitler could not do all of it by himself, she he hired Leni Rifensthal as his camerawomen. Hitler’s terror effected everyday people and made them fear him. This paper describes how one woman made a huge impact and played a large roll in Hitler’s power and fame. The question answered in the following research paper is: How did Leni Riefenstahl play a role in Hitler’s propaganda machine? I will answer this in several parts and explain what…

Mussolini visited Germany. Hitler put on a major display of military power for Mussolini and by the end of the visit, Mussolini became convinced that Germany was the power he should ally with. He was sure that an alliance with Germany would lead to Italy becoming more powerful throughout Europe. As Germany had left the League of Nations in 1933, so Mussolini left the League in 1937 after the League had imposed economic sanctions on Italy for the invasion of Abyssinia. In 1938, Germany occupied…

treaty, Germany had to shoulder the blame, and the other countries demanded payment for the great war that was finally coming to a close. However, the Germans were treated unfairly in the Treaty of Versailles because their land was taken away and they were asked for more money than they could give. With this in mind, Germany’s land and resources were severely cut off and diminished. Germany would be forced to “renounce indisputably German territory,” (Walter). The Treaty would force Germany…

What were the effects on Jews in Germany during World War II? By: Eliana Belle Gecowets “Man, as long as he lives, is immortal. One minute before his death he shall be immortal. But one minute later, God wins. ("Elie Wiesel quote")I chose this topic to show how badly Jews were treated. They were discriminated and treated worse than animals we kill for food. They were humiliated and no one came to help them until later. They were sent off to strange places and were taken away from the people and…

The purpose of propaganda in Nazi Germany between 1933-39 embedded totalitarian ideologies, which reinforced existing engrained values within German history and society. Riefenstahl used subtle inferences through films that aligned with Nazism. Thus, she exerted a significant role on Nazi…

passed the Enabling Act, allowing Hitler to enact laws without the involvement of the Reichstag. This started the process of turning the Weimar Republic into Nazi Germany, a dictatorship ruled by a…

forces, with the aim of prosecuting prominent people in the military, economic, and political leadership of the Nazi Germany for the war they had started in Europe. These trials were held in Nuremberg city, Germany, with the first one being held on the 20th of November 1945 (Thacker, 82). This international military tribunal was mandated to put under trial, 23 members of the Germany government who orchestrated the word war two. Adolf Hitler and other top brass of the Nazi government were not…

The Hitler Youth (commonly referred to as HJ) was a youth organization of the Nazi Party in Germany. By 1939 Hitler Youth had over seven million followers ranking the largest youth organization in the world. Hitler and the organization's leader, Baldur Von Schirach, believed children were the face of our future generations. Furthermore The organization was a gathering of children and teens that were impressed into playing vigorous games to train themselves. The organization was most commonly…

The Nazi propaganda all began with the appointment of Adolf Hitler as the Chancellor of Germany in the year 1933. The Nazi Party quickly rose to be a dominant force in the German government within which Hitler created a Propaganda Ministry in order to control the national media networks to help cement his power. The ministry created films such as Triumph of the Will, as well as news publications, posters, radio broadcasts, children’s literature, and many other types of propaganda to bring…

subconsciously created fear towards Judaism and Communism within the German community. This propaganda had segregated the Germany community, easing political leaders’ efforts to manipulate the citizens. While Germans were busy hating Jewish people and communists, political leaders pulled strings to gain power. Propaganda had divided and conquered Germany. Propaganda reinforced…