Germany in WW2

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Hitler's facial hair style was a mustache style called the Toothbrush mustache, which was first popularized in the United States in the late 19th century before Americans spread it to Germany. During World War I, when poison gas was used, this facial hair style fit the gas mask and it became widespread among the German army.

Yes, they used for distractions for the Jews while they put gas in the room for them to breath in to die.

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I don't think there's any reliable source for that claim.

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That is because it is not true.

during the first six or seven years of the concentration camps people were still released, only after they had been re-educated and repented their ways (obviously this was not possible for certain classes of inmate). The methods could have included films, but as the people who were released were not allowed to talk about their experiences, details are sketchy.

The young generation may copy famous people because they admire their lifestyle, success, or image and believe that emulating them will lead to similar achievements or recognition. Additionally, the influence of social media and celebrity culture can play a significant role in shaping their behavior and choices.

It is not accurate to generalize or stereotype an entire group of people. Individuals in Mexico, like elsewhere, have different opinions and beliefs regarding Nazi ideology. It is important to promote understanding and dialogue rather than assumptions or prejudices.

No, television was not widely available in Germany during Hitler's time in power. Instead, Hitler used radio broadcasts, rallies, posters, and film to disseminate propaganda and control public opinion.

Well, the question is a bit vague, but I would imagine the problem with refuting the ideologies of a dictator is that it can land you in jail. In Germany at the time, they had retention camps (which some people incorrectly call concentration camps) that were intended to detain political adversaries and people deemed dangerous to the National Socialists.

The aims of propaganda in World War 2 were to influence public opinion, boost morale, demonize the enemy, and promote support for the war effort. Propaganda was used by governments to shape perceptions, unify populations, and garner support for their respective causes.

Sigmund Freud's four sisters, Regina Debora, Marie, Paula and Esther were all elderly when they were killed by Nazis during the Holocaust. They were deported to various concentration camps and perished there due to the harsh conditions, lack of food, and medical care. Their deaths were part of the systematic genocide of millions of Jews during World War II.

Some common propaganda techniques include bandwagon, fear mongering, name-calling, glittering generalities, testimonial, and transfer. These techniques are used to manipulate emotions, distort facts, and persuade individuals to adopt a particular viewpoint or belief. It's important to be aware of these techniques in order to critically evaluate information and avoid being swayed by misleading propaganda.

Yes, to some extent. Practices such as mindfulness meditation and visualization techniques can help manage pain by changing the way the brain perceives and responds to it. However, severe or chronic pain may still require medical intervention for effective relief.

Propaganda was used by Hitler to dehumanize and scapegoat the Jewish population, turning public opinion against them. By demonizing Jews through propaganda, Hitler was able to justify and garner support for his violent actions, such as the Holocaust, which ultimately led to the systematic murder of six million Jews in Europe.

Some forms of propaganda used were fake videos of the concentration camps where Jews were in small cafas,playing football,gardening which is the total opposite to hide the truth.They did this because it was an easy way to keep the German public happy and not asking questions on what the soldiers where doing to Jews it would also explain where the Jews were going after being rounded up ;in the streets of places like Berlin.Other forms of propaganda were signs, posters and also the main one the Hitler youth.The Hitler youth was simply created to brainwash children at a young age and to create recruits for when they left and Hitler needed soliders.Children in the Hitler youth were told that if they heard their parents talking about Hitler in a bad way to report it to a staff member or a solider;this created it very hard for doubt to come into the picture as Hitler Basil had small spy's everywhere!!!

The theme is that society shouldn't buy happiness, but work for it.

The Nazis used propaganda to spread their message by utilizing radio, newspapers, posters, films, and public gatherings to promote their ideologies and control public opinion. They employed tactics such as demonizing certain groups like Jews and promoting Aryan superiority to manipulate people's beliefs and foster their support for the regime. Propaganda was a powerful tool for the Nazis to unify the population under their rule and advance their political agenda.

The idea that the human brain can have picture perfect recall like a camera is misleading. Current frameworks on memory function invariably hold that memories are relational sensory experiences whose most salient features are the ones that are able to be recalled the quickest. This is why 'photographic memory' techniques that you will see all over the internet are really no more than mnemonic techniques - because it works by association and saliency. And almost anyone can practice this. If practiced enough - even an average person (in terms of IQ and education) can have what is commonly (but ultimately incorrectly) referred to as 'photographic memory'.

The goal of propaganda is to influence attitudes and behaviors by shaping public opinion through biased or misleading information. It is often used to promote a specific agenda or ideology by manipulating emotions and beliefs.

I didn't know it was. Many propaganda leaflets were printed in black and white to reduce cost. Most had a dark, gloomy appearance as a warning to the soldier that death awaits him if he didn't surrender. Maybe red was used by the Communist countries as that is their national color.

There is no mention in the history books that they ever met.

But owing to the fact that Freud was Jewish, leads to the conclusion that such a meeting would never have taken place due to Hitler's paranoia of all Jewish things.

Also the fact that Freud was living in exile in England from July 1938 onwards makes it unlikely.

The Minister of Propaganda in Hitler's regime was Joseph Goebbels. He played a significant role in promoting Nazi ideology through various forms of media, including radio broadcasts, where military music and speeches were used to manipulate public opinion and glorify the German state. Goebbels' use of propaganda was instrumental in shaping public perception and garnering support for the Nazi regime.

Joseph Goebbels served as the propaganda minister for Nazi Germany. He played a key role in shaping the propaganda machine that promoted Nazi ideology and controlled information to manipulate public opinion.

Hitler Used propaganda in his campaign against German Jews but convincing others of his armies strength. He also did not allow those in his country to see news from outside sources, they were only able to see what he controlled. He also took out ads in newspapers, and on radio.

Once the Nazi's were in power, they used certain techniques in order to boost their popularity in Nazi Germany among the public. They used certain techniques such as propaganda in order to do this and stretched the truth in order to mislead the people into being with the Nazi party.

One way in which the Nazi's (and Hitler) used propaganda was in the form of posters and leaflets. Hitler used the visual effects of poster to show that things were good in the Nazi party. He used images of himself and Hindenburg together to show the image of unity and reassurance that everything was ok and that people will be treated as a 'friend'. This was a quite effective as the posters and leaflets were put up around the towns and cities in Germany and so the people could gather certain images and information off the Nazi party easily. The Nazis also used certain presentational devices such as bold lettering and colours on their posters in order to gather the attention of the people in Germany.

Another way that the Nazis used propaganda was the rallies and speeches that Hitler gave. In these speeches, Hitler would use propaganda on things to make them sound a lot better than they actually were. This had an effect on the public as it enticed them into being alongside Hitler. He also used the propaganda to persuade the people into joining the Nazi party by saying things that aren't necessarily true.

Another way in which the Nazis used propaganda was by the media. They used the media to try and show a false truth as most people believe what people say on things such as radio and televisions etc. This was a very effect way of using propaganda as people would listen to it when doing activities at home. The people didn't have to even go outside their own homes in order to here Hitler and what he had to say. This made people go to see and see Hitler at his rallies and thus converting them into the Nazi party.

Also, another way in which Hitler could get his propaganda across to the public was in the newspapers. In those times, reading the newspapers was a very popular thing to do and was a common past time for people especially men. Hitler had his own newspapers printed in Germany with propaganda in it. This was a very effective way of getting his points across and using propaganda to his advantage as it was a very eye catching and interesting thing to read about. This made Hitler even more powerful and probably converted many people.

Hitler also opened cinemas with films which contained propaganda. These films would show the ways in how Germany would be if Hitler ruled the country. However, heavy propaganda was used in these films in order to make it look more appealing for the people who watched them. He also interpreted techniques such as comedy into the films in order to make the people feel like they are welcome into the Nazi party and that everything is good in the Nazi party. These cinemas and films could be linked into the propaganda of the newspapers as well as Hitler could use propaganda to advertise the cinemas and films in the newspapers. These things made Hitler very popular amongst the public and got him more power during the time.

Another place that Hitler used heavy propaganda was in the schools. Children were being made open to propaganda whilst in education. This proved a very effective way of using propaganda as children take in and learn easier than adults. They are also more gullible than adults, and are easier to be brainwashed with the knowledge and ways of Hitler. As a result of this, these children would grow up to be naturally with Hitler and agreeing with his views.

These are some of the many ways in which Hitler and the Nazi party used propaganda in order to brainwash and manipulate people into thinking that the Nazi party was a good party to be in. All the techniques that Hitler used proved to be very good at getting people to join the party and think that the Nazi party are the best in the Reich.

The word for "skirt" in German is "Rock".

Most likely the awsner could only be done by a survey or we could reserch data from historical text.

Ok i don't think that's a good answer, in my opinion here my top 3 evil men i have studied

1. Adolf Hitler-Killed 6-11 Million People and He Started World War 2

2.Benedict Arnold-Betrayed his Country To Join Britain (My Country) in the Civil War.

3.Al Capone-The Greatest Mobster Leader in The World, He Killed Thousands of People and Started One of The biggest Mob Wars Ever.

Hope This Helped ;)

Benedict Arnold betrayed America during the Revolutionary war not the civil war and the most evil person in history is Dennis Rader he was truly a disturbed man

A characteristic reflecting the one accord will of a group. People may be unaware of the contributions they make to group mentailty, and they may influence other members negatively when they feel they are in conflict with group principles, norms, and objectives.