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Mind Map by idkimhannah, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by idkimhannah
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Nazi Methods of Control
- Propaganda
- Definition: using the media and other platforms to spread ideas and opinions to control the way people
think
- They controlled radio broadcasts, films and posters
- Goebbels = head of propaganda
- The Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda -
1933
- All writers, artists, journalists and musicians had to register to get their work
approved
- All writers, artists, journalists and musicians had to register to get their work
approved
- The Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda -
1933
- Organised huge rallies of party
members
- Image of power and
popularity
- 1936 Berlin Olympics - International
Publicity
- Image of power and
popularity
- Definition: using the media and other platforms to spread ideas and opinions to control the way people
think
- Censorship
- Censored books, newspapers and other
material
- Those who published anti-Nazi material risked execution
- Encouraged Nationalism and anti-Semitism
- Praised patriotic German composers (Wagner) but banned the work of Jewish composers (Mendelssohn)
- Praised patriotic German composers (Wagner) but banned the work of Jewish composers (Mendelssohn)
- Censored books, newspapers and other
material
- Germany became a Police state
- The SS was Hitler's bodyguard
- Expanded massively under Himmler in the 1930s
- Himmler also in charge of the Gestapo (secret police)
- Himmler also in charge of the Gestapo (secret police)
- Totally loyal to Hitler
- Feared for their cruelty
- Expanded massively under Himmler in the 1930s
- After 1933 concentration camps spread across Germany and its territories
- Held political prisoners and anyone else considered dangerous to the Nazis
- Some were later turned into death camps
- Held political prisoners and anyone else considered dangerous to the Nazis
- Local wardens were employed to ensure total German loyalty to the Nazis
- People were encouraged to report disloyalty
- Led to arrests from the Gestapo
- Led to arrests from the Gestapo
- People were encouraged to report disloyalty
- The SS was Hitler's bodyguard
- The Church
- Many Nazis were against Christianity
- Its teaching of peace was incompatible with Nazi ideas
- Didn't want to risk an immediate attack on it
- Didn't want to risk an immediate attack on it
- Its teaching of peace was incompatible with Nazi ideas
- Hitler made an agreement with the Catholic church in 1933
- Both promised to not interfere with the other
- Nazis tried to curb influence
- Led to Catholic protests against Nazi policies
- Led to Catholic protests against Nazi policies
- Nazis tried to curb influence
- Both promised to not interfere with the other
- Hitler tried to unite the Protestant churches into one Reich church
- Placed the Nazi bishop Ludwig Muller at its head
- Some church members split off in protest at this state interference
- Formed the Confessing Church
- Formed the Confessing Church
- Some church members split off in protest at this state interference
- Placed the Nazi bishop Ludwig Muller at its head
- Many clergy who stood up to the Nazi regime were sent to concentration camps
- Many Nazis were against Christianity
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