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Racial State (Propaganda and censorship (Press (1933 = 4700 daily…

- - - - All broadcasting under Nazi control
    - - 1932 = >25% of households had a radio
        
        1939 = 70%
  - - - regional identity
    - - 1939 controlled 2/3 of German press
    - - merged many papers and material was vetted before given to journalists
    - - punishment
    - - 1.7 million readers by 1944
  - - - could seat 110,000
  - - - Eg. Winter soliste and Hitlers birthday
  - - - Thomas Mann - Nobel Prize winner
      - Bertolt Brecht - playwright
      - Remarque - All Quiet on the Western Front
  - - - Breker
      - Speer
      - Ziegler
      - Hoyer
  - - - 96/1097 (1933-45)
    - - Overt propaganda (eg. Eternal Jew)
      - Pure escapism (eg. The Adventures of Baron von Munchausen)
      - Emotive nationalism (eg. Olympia)
- - - - Propaganda of the 'Blood and Soil' ideology
      - Replacement of Christian ceremonies - marriage and baptism - with Pagan alternatives
      - Wholesale rejection of Christian ethics - linked to racial and nationalistic views
      - cult of Hitler's personality
  - - - Catholic religious freedom
      - Catholic church property and legal rights free from Nazi interference
      - Catholic control over their own education
      - Catholic church would give diplomatic recognition to the Nazis and not interfere in politics
  - - - Closure of church schools
      - Undermined Catholic youth groups
      - Personal campaign to harass and discredit clergy (financial and sexual malpractices)
      - Confiscation of chruch funds
      - Removed crucifixes from schools
      - arrested pastors and priests
    - - Pope Pius XI
      - Niemoller
- - - - 22 million members
      - set work hours and wages
      - Dealt harshly with disobedience and strikes
      - set stable rents for housing
      - Ran training schemes for apprentiships
      - Beauty of Labour (SdA) supervised conditions
      - Strength through Joy (KdF) organised recreation facilities