Hitler
Hitler’s Propaganda During the time when the Nazi Party was in power, Hitler spread his propaganda throughout Europe. ... With the help of his persuasive public persona, military power, and the use of the Jews as a scapegoat, Hitler was then enabled to brainwash the people of Western Germany into adopting his own beliefs. When Hitler joined the Nazi party in 1921 there were only 6,000 members, but within two years his powerful speeches and influential ideas caused the number of party members to explode to 50,000. Hitler creatively started his speeches soft and slow. ... These positions would not have been reached if Hitler had been a quiet self-contained person. ... Hitler felt that by teaching the future generation about fascism, then all of his plans and ideas would succeed with the help of the children. Hitler then acted as the father of the German children. ... “Hitler gained the childrens respect and support by teaching those strict manners and disciplinary orders while they were still in school” (Biography.