Hitler's Use Of Propaganda

Hitler continued to make good use of propaganda during his chancellorship of Germany. His political views were often targeted at children, as adolescents are easier to manipulate due to the constantly changing nature of their brain structure. Books such as ‘The Poisonous Mushroom’ and ‘Trust No Fox’ portrayed anti-sematic views subtly and subconsciously. His agenda was communicated through art, music, theatre, film, literature, radio, education and the news. This meant that his messages were unavoidable and relentless. He also had propaganda directed at every demographic, so that each individual had propaganda that was geared towards, and therefore effective on, them personally. Mothers were made to feel as if their children were in danger,