Adolf Hitler And His Manipulations Media

Adolf Hitler and his manipulations media

Introduction

And present work seeks to carry out a descriptive investigation during the subject of syntactic language and its use as a means of mass manipulation during World War epoch. Having as a general objective the analysis of the linguistic characteristics that Adolf Hitler handled in his speeches, thus demonstrating the importance of them for his ascent to the power and control of Germany. 

Developing

After having made an approach to the subject, the problem question that is sought to solve throughout this research work is: How Hitler could convince the German people to follow the Nazi ideals in World War II? Thus, throughout history there have been great leaders who have had the power of the word to take control of a certain group of individuals and even countries, among them we can highlight: Fidel Castro as leader of the Cuban Revolution in 1956. 

Martin Luther King as leader in the fight of equality in the United States during the 60s. Adolf Hitler as leader of Germany in World War II. Stalin as URRs leader in World War II. Nelson Mardella as leader of South Africa in the 90s. In all these world leaders we can find a similarity that each one had the power of the great speaking and this allowed them to achieve the rise to power, but for this work we will focus on Adolf Hitler.

For being one of the most controversial leaders who have transcended with his words through time. Adolf Hitler was born in Braunau Am Inn in 1889, but he lives most of his childhood in Linz where he receives little education and develops a passion for the Fine Arts after a hard childhood when most of the time is only the time just decides to go to Vienna where he fails As a painter, hopeless Hitler sees racism in Vienna leading him to adopt Germanic nationalism and anti -Semitism.

In 1913 Hitler decided The acceptance of the humiliating conditions signed in the Treaty of Versailles, generating a nationalist feeling in the German people. Becoming the main head of a nationalist party.

That renamed him as: National Socialist Party of German Workers (NSDAP). This little game is forgotten and Hitler begins to rely on Mussolini’s fascism. In 1923 Hitler tries to ascend to power from Munich supported by Lundandorff’s militias, but fails and is imprisoned for 9 months that allows him to develop and pragmatize his ideas. Already released during 1925 Hitler decides to build the National Socialist Party and expels every possible rival.

Surrounding faithful followers such as: Goering, Himmler and Goebbles. The great German economic crisis in the 1929 and the shortcomings of Weimar’s political party generate a great boom in the National Socialist political party of Adolf Hitler through the use of propaganda, parades, flags and uniforms. Recurrent violence in the streets of Germany generates greater support for the Nazis. In 1933 Hidenburg appointed Hitler Chief of Government and this is dedicated to destroying the constitutional regime.

And he replaces it with a dictatorship that would be called later the third Reich. After the death of Hidenburg Hitler he proclaimed himself as Führer de Germany. The Nazi party manages to obtain strength thanks to different mass manipulation methods which can be explained from the different proposals of Harold Lasswell, a sociologist who postulated different theories and models that analyze mass control. It is through his most famous theory, "the hypodermic needle".

And his proposed lasswell model that seeks to analyze the different methods with which Hitler managed to come to power through his great power of his speech and the different mass control strategies. The Lasswell model is a linear model because its components derive linearly from each other, it proposes that propaganda and the media are fundamental, more effective, and cheaper than violence for mass adhesion, which was fundamental to the Nazi party of Hitler in World War II.

conclusion

This system can be summarized with the questions that it was asked to propose this communication analysis system, who says what, to whom, why channel and with what effect?, The lasswell model, like any defined linear system as: system with a structure that continually derives from the previous one and can be drawn. This has a structure as exemplified below: the issuer that sends a message through a channel for a receiver in order to generate an effect on this.