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Newspaper in Weimar Republic and Nazi Germany that spread antisemitic propaganda
Martin Luther’s virulent anti-Jewish tracts and towering cultural status were actively seized by Nazi propagandists who recycled his language and image to lend historical and theological cover to raci...
Propaganda was central to the Nazi ascent: the regime used coordinated messaging, censorship, and emotional appeals to mobilize mass support and normalize radical policies under Joseph Goebbels’s Reic...
Nazi propaganda in the 1930s explicitly tied Jews to alleged sexual threats—framing Jewish men as predators, miscegenation as existential danger, and Jews as corrupters of sexual morality—in service o...
The Nazi regime tactically co-opted Christian language and institutions to legitimize and socialize its policies while simultaneously pursuing long-term goals that were often anti-Christian; this prod...
Nazi propaganda in the early 1930s framed Jewish communities as a racial, social and sexual threat to German national life, using caricature, criminal accusation and lurid stories of sexual “degenerac...
The analyses agree that the Nazi regime conducted a multi-stage, state-directed campaign against Jews that combined legal discrimination, mass sequestration, organized killings and propaganda to produ...