...t they could not print. Those ho did not follo Goebbels instructions ere censored. As ell as many book authors ho published critical vies about the Nazi-ideas. The Reichskulturkammergesetz, hich as introduced in September 1933, made this legal. One of Goebbels most important means of propaganda as the peoples receiver Volksempfnger. Its technical name as VE 301 hich as a synonym for the 30. January 1933, the date hen Hitler came to poer. The peoples receiver as the first mass medium introduced in Germany. It as a small radio, hich made it possible to listen to Hitlers and Goebbels speeches in real-time. Each radio company had to produce those radios. As a result of mass production each family could afford one of this receivers. The number of sold radios, hich got the nickname Goebbels Schnauze, increased from 25 of each home in 1933 to 65 in 1941. The radio had only a short range. This made it impossible to listen to foreign radio channels. The peoples receiver alloed many German families to listen to speeches of NSDAP leaders or other propaganda like faked nes during artime about the conditions of the German troops. There ere mass demonstrations like the Nuremberg rally, hich took place every year. Thousands of soldiers or members of the Hitler Youth carrying Nazi flags ith the sastika had to march past Hitler. ith those rallies the NSDAP shoed their poer and political strength. Goebbels kne that the future of Germany ould depend on their children. Thats hy on the 1. December 1936 a la called Gesetz ber die Hitler-Jugend as released hich forced every boy and young man to enter the former voluntary Hitler Youth. There the teenager ere taught NS paroles and anti-Semitic ideas. Drill as a part of their every day life. During the ar in addition to normal soldiers there ere Propaganda-Companies hich had the task of coverage of ar and psychological arfare for example pamphlet propaganda. Until 1941 the psychological arfare as only their secondary task. In contrast to the coverage of ar hich suffered from overproduction. During the campaign in the est over 600,000 meters film ere produced. hen 1943 the propaganda-companies ere reorganised its primary task as the psychological arfare. ith their pamphlet propaganda they tried to demoralise their enemies. Slogans like Gentlemen prefer Blondes but Blondes dont like Cripples or here is the Tommy French should break the resistance of the allied troops. But because of the amount of published films, posters, photos, pamphlets etc. the propaganda in foreign countries and Germany itself lost more and more of their authenticity. klFaoEFaF 1h à!...
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