The Triumph of Propaganda

Focusing on the role of film in Nazi Germany, this study examines how the regime utilized cinema for both indoctrination and entertainment under the guidance of Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels. It analyzes various film genres, including news reels and documentaries, revealing the sophisticated psychological techniques employed to captivate the masses. The work highlights the emergence of a powerful propaganda machine that not only influenced contemporary audiences but also established enduring models for totalitarian regimes in the modern era.