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Methods used to establish authoriterian states - Coggle Diagram
Methods used to establish authoriterian states
Use of miliraty force (an army)
Charisma and skills of the main leader
Persuading pople to support the Authoriterian states
Hitler
Landowners and industrialists made to think Nazis would protect their interest, took assurance from strong anti-communist and nationalist position
Late 1920s Nazi Party used methodical system of propaganda to get their message passed around, Joseph Goebbels in charge of propaganda
Campaigns saying
Ideology (and why this might appeal to people)
Propaganda
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Hitler
Speeches used during Great Depression to promote Nazi solution to society's problems (more job opportunities and better life under Nazis), e.g: Appeal to the German People, 1933
Posters, leaflets, publications and radio broadcasts were used to promote Hitler's election campaign, e.g: mass produced receivers called Volksempfänger ("People's Receiver") made in 1930s
Technology used to promote Hitler's campaign and gain votes in election all over the country, e.g: 'Hitler Over Germany' 1932 campaign had him flying to different cities to campaign for votes
Castro
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Coercing people to support the Authoritarian state
Hitler
Nazi paramilitary wings formed to intimidate the people and spread fear, e.g: SA formed in 1921
Physical assaults carried out against political opponents routinely, making people less confident in opposing Nazis and proving instability of Weimar Republic, e.g: street fights between Nazi brownshirts and communists throughout 1930-33
Continued attacks on Treaty of Versailles worked to coerce support too as Weimar Republic had signed the treaty, people wanted to rebuild Germany, e.g: 1923 Munich Speech on the Treaty of Versailles