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WorksheetsHow did the Nazis use Propaganda against the Jews?
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Propaganda is a way in which governments can
get you to do work for them
get people to behave themselves
get their messages across to people
get people to do things for them
What percentage of Germans owned radios after Hitler came to power in 1933?
77%
70%
75%
72%
This is a painting by Paul Padua produced in 1939 called "The Fuhrer (leader-Hitler) Speaks". It shows a family listening to the radio. What do you think its message is?
If you work hard, then it's your right to have leisure time.
Look what Hitler has done, enabled every German family to have a radio.
This is what every 'normal' German family does, listens to the Fuhrer because he is so popular
There was nothing else to do but listen to the radio.
The government department responsible for all of this was...
The Ministry of New Members of the Nazi Party.
The Ministry of News and Current Affairs
The Ministry of Enlightenment and Propaganda
The Ministry of Sports and Culture
(Tick the odd-one-out) Propaganda worked when it was
in short, sharp memorable messages
on colourful posters
in radio messages
drip-drip-dripped into people's minds.
posted out to people so they got them personally.
Julius Streicher, the editor of 'Der Sturmer', characterised Jews as
A plague
Rats
Threatening
Slugs
The Nazis sought to 'demonise' Jewish people so that
Germans would be frightened of them
Germans would blame them for their problems
Germans would hate Jewish people
Germans wouldn't go near Jewish people
(tick those that apply) The Nazis sought to 'dehumanise' Jewish people by
portraying them as maggots
portraying them as donkeys
portraying them as rats
portraying them as cows
(Tick the odd one out) The Nazis 'dehumanised' Jewish people so that
Germans would feel disgusted by them
Germans wouldn't feel bad if Jewish people were hurt or even killed
Germans would only make fun of them thinking it was a joke
Germans would want Jewish people removed from Germany
What were the three stages to the persecution of the Jews in Nazi Germany?
Demonise, Dehumanise and Reorganise
Demonise, Dehumanise and Disorganise
Demonise, Dehumanise and Incitement to violence
Demonise, Dehumanise and Injure
The Poisonous Mushroom was anti-Semetic propaganda in the form of a .............. ...............
Art exhibition
Colour film
Children's book
Radio programme
The 'Eternal Jew'was anti-Semetic' propaganda in the form of (tick all that apply)
An art exhibition
A feature film
A book
A radio programme
