Chapter
The Power of State Propaganda
1:31:34 - 1:45:42 (14:07)
The Nazi government used propaganda to convince the German people that opposing them was unpatriotic and immoral, leading to the persecution of those who stood against them. The White Rose Movement exemplified bravery in fighting against the government, despite the immense danger they faced.
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Movements, like the White Rose Movement, in Germany involved young people of different religious backgrounds opposing the Nazi government, risking their lives during a time when power was already consolidated and the Gestapo was in full force, leading to a discussion of the complexity of heroism during Nazi Germany.
1:31:34 - 1:40:35 (09:00)
Summary
Movements, like the White Rose Movement, in Germany involved young people of different religious backgrounds opposing the Nazi government, risking their lives during a time when power was already consolidated and the Gestapo was in full force, leading to a discussion of the complexity of heroism during Nazi Germany.
ChapterThe Power of State Propaganda
Episode#136 – Dan Carlin: Hardcore History
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Examining the conditions that led to Hitler's rise to power, it becomes clear that the average German was not searching for love or peaceful cooperation at the time.
1:40:35 - 1:43:05 (02:30)
Summary
Examining the conditions that led to Hitler's rise to power, it becomes clear that the average German was not searching for love or peaceful cooperation at the time. Hitler's message of restoring German greatness resonated in a time when radical change was seen as necessary, and the option of non-radical change seemed discredited.
ChapterThe Power of State Propaganda
Episode#136 – Dan Carlin: Hardcore History
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The bitter and overwhelming feelings of hatred towards former enemies drowned out messages of peace and love in Nazi Germany, leading to a buildup of pain and anger that ultimately led to catastrophe.
1:43:05 - 1:45:42 (02:36)
Summary
The bitter and overwhelming feelings of hatred towards former enemies drowned out messages of peace and love in Nazi Germany, leading to a buildup of pain and anger that ultimately led to catastrophe.