Neo-Nazism

Adolf Hitler was fear for many reasons. He killed millions of people, separated and changed lots of families in Europe. 1.7 million young men were killed, also 4.3 million men wounded and thousands of women, even kids. This made a total causalities of 7 million. Hitler had a group called The Nazis where they killed people in different and horrible ways. Not only killed but destroyed everything like houses, stores and entire towns called Ghettos where the Jews used to live. Hitler had this…

Fear is one of the strongest emotions a person can feel. It has the power to create something or destroy it. It can also be manipulated in order to achieve a desired affect. As well as be used as a weapon to control people just as it has been used throughout decades. In 1933 Adolf Hitler began to implement his ideas of racial superiority and spacial expansion which brought a great amount of fear to many people in Germany. His ideas lasted about 12 years and ended an estimated of 6 million Jewish…

In 1937, the Kokutai No Hongi (Cardinal Principles of the National Entity of Japan), the Ministry of Education published a series of ideals that provided the definition of Japanese cultural values and a fundamentals. This publication defined the national essence, or identity, of Japan in terms of loyalty to the Emperor, subjugation of the individual to the State, filial faithfulness within one’s family, to the Emperor, and to the nation, harmony among all citizens, and martial spirit through…

Leni Riefenstahl’s movie Triumph of the Will is recorded in a documentary style, and appears to be propaganda movie of Germany, Hitler and the Nazi party. It is quite influential because it is filled with Third Reich’s powerful speeches which are very intense and persuasive in addressing the German nation. The movie is intense, filled with powerful speeches addressing the public and appears to be staged and choreographed. For example, at one point, the public workers come together in a group and…

In this long on drawn out essay I 'm going to educate you on Hitler and the rise of the National Socialist German Workers Party . We will discuss how Hitler became so famous so quickly. We will talk about how the National Socialist German Workers Party became as powerful as it did. How Hitler became such a great leader as a purpose for the party. Also about the things that the National Socialist German Workers Party did as a whole. Hitler’s first move into politics was not even an idea of his…

Adolf Hitler’s influence on the German culture in the 1930’s-1940’s Introduction Adolf Hitler, a man who is hated by many and loved by few. He is often given too much credit or just the opposite, given too little credit. It is easy for a modern society to separate Hitler from society and his beliefs. But from a sociological point of view, it is interesting to look at the Nazi party and study how they influenced culture and came to power. Changing a whole country’s belief system of what they…

The Triumph of the Will (1935) and Olympia (1936) are German propaganda films, directed by Leni Riefenstahl. Leni Riefenstahl was a German film director and propagandist for the Nazis. The films were created by Leni Riefenstahl in order to deliver the Nazi propaganda messages to the viewers and glorify Adolf Hitler as the savior of Germany. Also, the films were created because both films document the early days of the Nazi Party and its leader’s moments so that future generations could go back…

Firstly, it is important to understand that a modern state is a institutional element responsible for maintaining and managing the process of socialization (Blacksell 2006, 39).Blacksell describes nationalism as the strong identification of national objectives and ideals by the people so as to allow a more definitive and integrated concept of state (Blacksell 2006, 42). Naturally, nationalism plays a key role in transforming states into nations in that it causes the populace to become actively…

A traditional definition of a family is defined as a group made up of 2 or more people stitched together with love for one another that is usually taken for granted in modern times. Throughout Elie Wiesel’s memoir Night Wiesel tells his firsthand account of how he had to live for both himself and for his father the nightmare in the concentration camps . This proved to have both benefits and consequences. Seeing his father every day gave him a reason to keep going. Once Wiesel’s father dies, Elie…

When discussing fascisWhen discussing fascist regimes, it is useful to keep in mind that rarely does a fascist government come to power in an industrialised and prosperous nation. Let’s look at Italy and Germany as examples of fascist regimes. Both nations were plagued with political strife, unemployment, and damage to their infrastructure after the First World War. Nations that are down for the count, where democracy or even a monarchy has failed, this is where fascism thrives. Fascism in Italy…