Pride and Prejudice: an Examination of the Nazi's Anti-Semitic Propaganda Campaign, 1933-1941

This monograph analyzes the methods used by Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich in their anti-Semitic propaganda movement. The paper draws on numerous primary sources prior to the election and elaborates on some other key aspects before the 1933 election and their continuation up to and including the year 1941. It examines how film and print media were very influential in persuading many stoic Germans into becoming Anti-Semitic believers, helping Hitler accomplish the Final Solution from 1942-1945. Tables, documents, posters and other useful items can be found in the Appendixes at the end. Unless stated otherwise, all translations have been done by the author.