Propaganda was the most important reason for the lack of opposition in Nazi Germany. Do you agree
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The Nazis government used propaganda to spread the point of view of the governments itself and to exclude differing opinions. Propaganda was in place to manipulate ideas by using words and phrases. This was with the help of Josef Goebbels who was the propaganda chief. Propaganda was not the most important reason for lack of opposition in Nazi Germany. These are due to other factors such as the Gestapo, SS, police and the courts etc. There were many different types of propaganda in Nazi Germany, which not only included the propaganda shown on films, in newspapers and on radios and...
power to sentence someone to the death penalty for something as petty as telling a anti Nazi joke or listening to a foreign radio station. This was also a major contributor to preventing opposition in Nazi Germany. Nazi Germany under Hitler's ruling hade many affective things in place to cause lack of opposition. Propaganda was not the key reason for this and was only a factor for the lack of opposition. The reason for lack of opposition lies on the Gestapo , SS, police and courts. As a whole all these things did play a role in preventing opposition.
power to sentence someone to the death penalty for something as petty as telling a anti Nazi joke or listening to a foreign radio station. This was also a major contributor to preventing opposition in Nazi Germany. Nazi Germany under Hitler's ruling hade many affective things in place to cause lack of opposition. Propaganda was not the key reason for this and was only a factor for the lack of opposition. The reason for lack of opposition lies on the Gestapo , SS, police and courts. As a whole all these things did play a role in preventing opposition.
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