나치당(NSDAP)의 선거포스터와 선전정책, 1919~1932
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The Nazi poster was a good means to promote Nazism to the Germans. The Nazi Party and Hitler knew about how to use propaganda for their ends. This explained how propaganda could work toward an observer. Hitler anticipated that the Germans were made of masses that were quick to respond. The propaganda policy of the Nazi Party was concrete and realistic, planned specifically to persuade the masses. This type of propaganda was repeated constantly until the masses could understand it. The most important point in the Nazi poster was Its realistic grasp of mass psychology. The Nazis chose and applied a suitable propaganda to reach the masses. Such Nazi propaganda confused German voters to support Nazism during the period of crisis and discord. The Nazi political poster greatly contributed to the Nazi fundamental propaganda policy.
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The Nazi poster was a good means to promote Nazism to the Germans. The Nazi Party and Hitler knew about how to use propaganda for their ends. This explained how propaganda could work toward an observer. Hitler anticipated that the Germans were made of masses that were quick to respond. The propaganda policy of the Nazi Party was concrete and realistic, planned specifically to persuade the masses. This type of propaganda was repeated constantly until the masses could understand it. The most important point in the Nazi poster was Its realistic grasp of mass psychology. The Nazis chose and applied a suitable propaganda to reach the masses. Such Nazi propaganda confused German voters to support Nazism during the period of crisis and discord. The Nazi political poster greatly contributed to the Nazi fundamental propaganda policy.
Key concepts: Nazism, German, Nazi Germany, Political science, Law, Politics, Nazi concentration camps, World War II