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Overgeneralization Propaganda is a technique where a few isolated incidents or traits are used to make broad generalizations about an entire group of people. This can lead to distorted perceptions and biased beliefs about certain individuals or communities. It is a manipulative tactic often used to promote prejudice or stereotypes.
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What did Hitler say?
Hitler said lots of things, you have to be more specific about what you are referring to. hitler did say a lot of things that he didn't keep to. he uses propagada to get the audience attention
How did Mussolini use indoctrination?
A common theme in both Fascist and National Socialist propagada is the leader's love of children, and in return, the children's love of the leader. I would imagine that this is a step at early indoctrination and a tool to increase the longevity of a personality cult
What was the purpose of miss leaky mouth the cartoon character in World War 2?
"Miss Leaky Mouth" was part of a British propagada campaign warning about talking to strangers and giving information that may lead to helping the enemy to win the war . "Loose lips sink ships" is a similar slogan concerning the same issues .
What does propagada mean?
Propaganda is the dissemination of information aimed at influencing the opinions or behaviors of people. As opposed to impartially providing information, propaganda in its most basic sense, often presents information primarily in order to influence its audience. Propaganda often presents facts selectively (thus lying by omission) to encourage a particular synthesis, or gives loaded messages in order to produce an emotional rather than rational response to the information presented. The desired result is a change of the attitude toward the subject in the target audience to further a political agenda. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda
Why did the Nazi's agree with Hitler?
The Nazi party was dedicated entirely to the racial supremacy of the Aryan race, and the death or enslavement of all other, supposedly inferior races But this was well before The Nazi party came to power, the reason people so easily accepted the Nazi Party was because of the great depression their country was in ruins and they saw Hitler as like a beacon of hope a way to get their country up and running again but the real story behind it was Hitler didn't actually gain power the communist party actually got more votes but Hitler was Given power as he was given the title Chancellor from Hindenburg technically the people didn't accept the Nazi party, Hindenburg gave power to Hitler because he thought he could control him which in the end he couldn't, The people did no accept the Nazi party how could an entire race of people be so stupid to fool for his empty promises and false propaganda it's absurd. ------------------------------- Not true, i suspect that it was the edit. partically true,about the depresseion but Htiler did get more votes than the communist parties but he had his(sa) to impose fear on opponents such as the communist party ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Nazi party was not "dedicated entirely to the racial supremacy of the Aryan race", that was only one small part of their policies. Nor were they "the death or enslavement of all other, supposedly inferior races", if they wanted to kill all of the suposedly inferior races, then they would have had to kill most of their allies. In one of the early elections the Communist party did get close to the same number of votes, but this did not last through 1932 and 33. The people not only accepted the Nazi party, they voted favoured it over any other party and they formed a minority government. Hindenburg did not think that he could control Hitler, but he knew that if he did not make Hitler Chancellor, then they would have to hold fresh elections. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ People accepted the Nazis because they were the way forward, they showed a way out of the troubles ahead. The people could not predict what would happen later because not even the Nazi leaders could have predicted it.
