EPISODE · Jul 2, 2025 · 1H 1M
#156 Bilder, Worte, Macht: Propaganda im Dritten Reich
from Wegens Hitler · host Sjoerd de Boer & Niels van Andel
In deze aflevering duiken we in de propagandamachine van het Derde Rijk. We bespreken hoe Joseph Goebbels met film, radio, fotografie en beeldtaal de publieke opinie manipuleerde. Propaganda werd ingezet om vijandbeelden te creëren, de Führercultus te versterken en het nationaalsocialistische wereldbeeld op te dringen.
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