Propaganda and censorship (AQA GCSE History): Flashcards

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Nazi Minister of Enlightenment & Propaganda from 1933

Joseph Goebbels

Media forms controlled by Goebbels

Newspapers, radio, books, films, arts

Purpose of Nazi propaganda

Spreading Nazi ideas and values

Purpose of Nazi censorship

Blocking opposing views

Dramatic symbol of Nazi censorship

Book burning campaigns

When first major book burnings began

May 1933

Books burned in Berlin (May 1933)

Over 25,000

Type of radios manufactured under Nazis

Couldn't receive foreign broadcasts

Where Nazi propaganda posters were placed

Everywhere in public spaces

1936 international propaganda showcase event

Berlin Olympics

When Nazi propaganda aims were largely met

Before 1943

Why Nazi propaganda collapsed after 1943

War reality contradicted Nazi messages

What sports teams were forced to do

Give the Nazi salute

What Nazis controlled in German daily life

What people saw, heard, and read

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