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Nazi Propaganda: 1933-1945
Propaganda was central to Nazi Germany. This page is a collection of English translations of National Socialist propaganda for the period 1933-1945, part of a larger site on German propaganda. The goal is to help people understand the great totalitarian systems of the twentieth century by giving them access to primary material. The archive is substantial. If you are looking for something specific, try the search function. For further information on the German Propaganda Archive, see the FAQ.
Book Cover
Book Cover
My book Bending Spines: The Propagandas of Nazi Germany and the German Democratic Republic (Michigan State University Press, 2004) provides an analysis of much of the material on the German Propaganda Archive. It can be ordered in the United States through amazon.com in either the hardcover or paperback edition. My newest book is Landmark Speeches of National Socialism (Texas A&M University Press). It is available in hardcover and paperback editions.
Organization of the Page:
Speeches and Writings by Nazi Leaders
Anti-Semitic Material
Visual Material
War Propaganda: 1939-1945
Miscellaneous Propaganda
Material for Propagandists
Links
Search
I. Speeches and Writings by Nazi Leaders
* Joseph Goebbels: A collection of 80 speeches and essays.
* Hermann Göring : A speech on 9 April 1933.
* Adolf Hitler
o A 30 January 1937 speech on foreign policy.
o Proclamation of 22 June 1941: Hitler justifies invading Russia.
o "To the Old Guard in Munich" (1941): Available in Landmark Speeches of National Socialism.
o Hitler's last speech (1945): Available in Landmark Speeches of National Socialism.
* Rudolf Hess
o The Oath to Hitler: A million Nazis take an oath to Hitler.
o To the Front Fighters of the World: Germany wants peace (1934).
o The Referendum on Hitler: Hitler takes total power.
o Launching the Training Ship Horst Wessel: The myth of a Nazi "martyr".
* Robert Ley
o "Fate â I believe": A 1937 speech preaching a pseudo-religious faith.
o "The Jews or Us...": A bad 1937 speech on aspects of Nazism.
* Gertrud Scholtz-Klink:
o "To Be German is to Be Strong": A January 1936 speech.
o The Woman in National Socialism (1936): Available in Landmark Speeches of National Socialism.
o Speech at the 1936 Nuremberg Rally.
o Speech at the 1938 Nuremberg Rally.
* Julius Streicher
o Two Streicher speeches from March and April 1933.
o Speech on Kristallnacht (1938): Available in Landmark Speeches of National Socialism.
o Just before World War II begins: 4 July 1939.
II. Anti-Semitic Material
* Solving the "Jewish Question": Two April 1933 articles by Nazi leaders.
* Neues Volk: Material from the party's racial policy office (1934-1941).
* "National Socialist Racial Policy": A 1934 speech on racial doctrine.
* A German Catechism: 1934 anti-Semitic material for the schools.
* "Why the Aryan Law": A 1934 Nazi pamphlet on racial laws.
* Advice for Nazi speakers on anti-Semitic propaganda: What to say in Fall 1935.
* Ten Anti-Semitic Arguments: Advice to propagandists in 1936.
* Zionism: Zionism as part of the Jewish conspiracy (1936).
* "The Eternal Jew": Photographs from a 1937 Nazi anti-Semitic book.
* Hitler Youth Material: What HJ leaders said about race in 1937.
* Genetics and Racial Science for teachers (1937).
* "The 'Decent' Jew": A 1939 essay denouncing the Jews.
* "The Panic Party": A 1939 satirical article on Jewish emigration.
* The Jewish World Plague: A chapter from Hermann Esser's 1939 book.
* Ahasver: A section from a book on the fall of France.
* The Jewish Problem: From a citizen's handbook to the Third Reich.
* Jud SüÃ: An ad for the 1940 anti-Semitic film.
* Jud SüÃ: The program for an anti-Semitic film (1940).
* A review of the film The Eternal Jew (1940).
* People and Race: Material from a Nazi racial monthly.
* "When you see this symbol...": A 1941 anti-Semitic flyer.
* "The Jews in World Politics": Part of a 1942 pamphlet on the Jews.
* Racial Policy: Parts of a 1943 SS booklet on racial theory.
* The Jewish World Parasite: A pamphlet from 1943.
* Pestilential Miasma of the World: A 1944 book by Robert Ley.
* 1944 discussion material: A call to annihilate the Jews.
* Material from Julius Streicher's Der Stürmer
o Cartoons from Der Stürmer, 1933-1944
o "The Guilty": A March 1933 article on the Reichstag fire.
o "Secret Plans Against Germany": A 1933 call to exterminate Jews.
o "The End": A 1935 story alleging Jewish seduction.
o "Mailbox": Stürmer readers denounce fellow citizens in 1935.
o The Stürmer's Readers: A 1935 article on those who read it.
o "Madagascar": A 1938 article on sending Jews to Madagascar.
o "The Way to Slavery": An August 1939 editorial by Julius Streicher.
o "Bolshevism and Synagogue": A call for annihilating the Jews in 1941.
o "The Battle with the Devil": Jews want to destroy Germany (1941).
o "When Will the Jewish Danger be Over": A 1942 call for annihilation.
o "The Way to Action": A 1943 editorial by Julius Streicher.
o "The Death Blow": A 1943 editorial by Julus Streicher.
o "The Holy Hate": A 1943 article by Ernst Hiemer.
o "What is Americanism?": A 1944 editorial by Julius Streicher.
o "The Horror in the East": Streicher's last article in February 1945.
* Other Material from Streicher's Stürmer Verlag
o "The Jew and Healing": From Streicher's "medical journal" (1934).
o The Stürmer's Battle: A 1937 promotional pamphlet.
o Trust No Fox...: The first of Streicher's anti-Semitic children's books.
o The Toadstool: One of the nastier anti-Semitic productions.
o Der Pudelmopsdackelpinscher: Chapters from a 1940 children's book.
o The Jewish Question in Education: A guidebook for Nazi teachers.
o Photographs of Julius Streicher: The Gauleiter from various angles.
http://www.calvin.edu/academic/cas/gpa/ww2era.htm
Nazi Propaganda: 1933-1945
Propaganda was central to Nazi Germany. This page is a collection of English translations of National Socialist propaganda for the period 1933-1945, part of a larger site on German propaganda. The goal is to help people understand the great totalitarian systems of the twentieth century by giving them access to primary material. The archive is substantial. If you are looking for something specific, try the search function. For further information on the German Propaganda Archive, see the FAQ.
Book Cover
Book Cover
My book Bending Spines: The Propagandas of Nazi Germany and the German Democratic Republic (Michigan State University Press, 2004) provides an analysis of much of the material on the German Propaganda Archive. It can be ordered in the United States through amazon.com in either the hardcover or paperback edition. My newest book is Landmark Speeches of National Socialism (Texas A&M University Press). It is available in hardcover and paperback editions.
Organization of the Page:
Speeches and Writings by Nazi Leaders
Anti-Semitic Material
Visual Material
War Propaganda: 1939-1945
Miscellaneous Propaganda
Material for Propagandists
Links
Search
I. Speeches and Writings by Nazi Leaders
* Joseph Goebbels: A collection of 80 speeches and essays.
* Hermann Göring : A speech on 9 April 1933.
* Adolf Hitler
o A 30 January 1937 speech on foreign policy.
o Proclamation of 22 June 1941: Hitler justifies invading Russia.
o "To the Old Guard in Munich" (1941): Available in Landmark Speeches of National Socialism.
o Hitler's last speech (1945): Available in Landmark Speeches of National Socialism.
* Rudolf Hess
o The Oath to Hitler: A million Nazis take an oath to Hitler.
o To the Front Fighters of the World: Germany wants peace (1934).
o The Referendum on Hitler: Hitler takes total power.
o Launching the Training Ship Horst Wessel: The myth of a Nazi "martyr".
* Robert Ley
o "Fate â I believe": A 1937 speech preaching a pseudo-religious faith.
o "The Jews or Us...": A bad 1937 speech on aspects of Nazism.
* Gertrud Scholtz-Klink:
o "To Be German is to Be Strong": A January 1936 speech.
o The Woman in National Socialism (1936): Available in Landmark Speeches of National Socialism.
o Speech at the 1936 Nuremberg Rally.
o Speech at the 1938 Nuremberg Rally.
* Julius Streicher
o Two Streicher speeches from March and April 1933.
o Speech on Kristallnacht (1938): Available in Landmark Speeches of National Socialism.
o Just before World War II begins: 4 July 1939.
II. Anti-Semitic Material
* Solving the "Jewish Question": Two April 1933 articles by Nazi leaders.
* Neues Volk: Material from the party's racial policy office (1934-1941).
* "National Socialist Racial Policy": A 1934 speech on racial doctrine.
* A German Catechism: 1934 anti-Semitic material for the schools.
* "Why the Aryan Law": A 1934 Nazi pamphlet on racial laws.
* Advice for Nazi speakers on anti-Semitic propaganda: What to say in Fall 1935.
* Ten Anti-Semitic Arguments: Advice to propagandists in 1936.
* Zionism: Zionism as part of the Jewish conspiracy (1936).
* "The Eternal Jew": Photographs from a 1937 Nazi anti-Semitic book.
* Hitler Youth Material: What HJ leaders said about race in 1937.
* Genetics and Racial Science for teachers (1937).
* "The 'Decent' Jew": A 1939 essay denouncing the Jews.
* "The Panic Party": A 1939 satirical article on Jewish emigration.
* The Jewish World Plague: A chapter from Hermann Esser's 1939 book.
* Ahasver: A section from a book on the fall of France.
* The Jewish Problem: From a citizen's handbook to the Third Reich.
* Jud SüÃ: An ad for the 1940 anti-Semitic film.
* Jud SüÃ: The program for an anti-Semitic film (1940).
* A review of the film The Eternal Jew (1940).
* People and Race: Material from a Nazi racial monthly.
* "When you see this symbol...": A 1941 anti-Semitic flyer.
* "The Jews in World Politics": Part of a 1942 pamphlet on the Jews.
* Racial Policy: Parts of a 1943 SS booklet on racial theory.
* The Jewish World Parasite: A pamphlet from 1943.
* Pestilential Miasma of the World: A 1944 book by Robert Ley.
* 1944 discussion material: A call to annihilate the Jews.
* Material from Julius Streicher's Der Stürmer
o Cartoons from Der Stürmer, 1933-1944
o "The Guilty": A March 1933 article on the Reichstag fire.
o "Secret Plans Against Germany": A 1933 call to exterminate Jews.
o "The End": A 1935 story alleging Jewish seduction.
o "Mailbox": Stürmer readers denounce fellow citizens in 1935.
o The Stürmer's Readers: A 1935 article on those who read it.
o "Madagascar": A 1938 article on sending Jews to Madagascar.
o "The Way to Slavery": An August 1939 editorial by Julius Streicher.
o "Bolshevism and Synagogue": A call for annihilating the Jews in 1941.
o "The Battle with the Devil": Jews want to destroy Germany (1941).
o "When Will the Jewish Danger be Over": A 1942 call for annihilation.
o "The Way to Action": A 1943 editorial by Julius Streicher.
o "The Death Blow": A 1943 editorial by Julus Streicher.
o "The Holy Hate": A 1943 article by Ernst Hiemer.
o "What is Americanism?": A 1944 editorial by Julius Streicher.
o "The Horror in the East": Streicher's last article in February 1945.
* Other Material from Streicher's Stürmer Verlag
o "The Jew and Healing": From Streicher's "medical journal" (1934).
o The Stürmer's Battle: A 1937 promotional pamphlet.
o Trust No Fox...: The first of Streicher's anti-Semitic children's books.
o The Toadstool: One of the nastier anti-Semitic productions.
o Der Pudelmopsdackelpinscher: Chapters from a 1940 children's book.
o The Jewish Question in Education: A guidebook for Nazi teachers.
o Photographs of Julius Streicher: The Gauleiter from various angles.