NS-Propaganda vor 1933
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- propaganda means -
Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei
The NSDAP used masses of leaflets and professionally designed posters to emotionally address the population. Modern graphics, slogans and enemy image communication were characteristic.
NS-Propaganda vor 1933
- Propaganda method / dominance ritual -
Sturmabteilung
Before 1933, the SA served as a visible demonstration of power on the streets. It was intended to convey the party's strength and determination to the public and intimidate political opponents.
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- Party leader, main figure in Nazi propaganda -
Adolf Hitler
Hitler's public appearances, speeches and staging as a 'leader' were central elements of National Socialist propaganda before 1933. His cult of personality was crucial for the mobilization of the movement.
NS-Propaganda vor 1933
- Central organ of the NSDAP -
Völkischer Beobachter
From 1920 onwards, the 'Völkischer Observer' was the NSDAP's most important party newspaper. It spread party propaganda, anti-Semitism and the cult of Hitler's leadership.
NS-Propaganda vor 1933
- Editor of the anti-Semitic inflammatory newspaper \'Der Sturmer\' -
Julius Streicher
From 1923 onwards, Streicher published the newspaper 'Der Stürmer', which was considered one of the most radical anti-Semitic propaganda instruments of the early NSDAP and contributed greatly to the spread of anti-Jewish ideology.
NS-Propaganda vor 1933
- Head of propaganda for the NSDAP (from 1926) -
Joseph Goebbels
Goebbels was the NSDAP's most important propaganda strategist before 1933. He developed modern campaign methods, centralized propaganda in the Berlin district and created the myth of a fighting National Socialist movement.
NS-Propaganda vor 1933
- Organizer of the early NSDAP propaganda structures -
Gregor Strasser
From the mid-1920s, Strasser built up a broad NSDAP propaganda network, coordinated the party press and campaigns, and significantly professionalized the party's organizational reach.
NS-Propaganda vor 1933
- Anti-Semitic propaganda sheet -
Der Stürmer
'Der Sturmer' was one of the most influential anti-Semitic papers of the early Nazi movement. Although not formally a party newspaper, it was heavily promoted by the NSDAP.
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- Central propaganda organization of the NSDAP -
Reichspropagandaleitung der NSDAP
From the mid-1920s onwards, the Reich Propaganda Management coordinated all of the NSDAP's propaganda activities, including the speakers' network, press work and campaigns.
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- Propaganda method -
Auslandsorganisation der NSDAP
Starting in 1931, the NSDAP set up its own foreign organization that used German-language newspapers, lectures and networks to influence Germans abroad and sympathizers.