How did anti-Semitism propaganda, such as posters, radio programs, and movies, impact Germany?

(Choose 2 answers)

It caused German citizens to become sympathetic to Jews.

It led to riots and destruction of Jewish shops, homes, and synagogues.

It led German citizens to protest against Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party.

It turned German citizens against Jews.

Question

Stormy

Social Studies

26 March, 22:05

How did anti-Semitism propaganda, such as posters, radio programs, and movies, impact Germany?

(Choose 2 answers)

It caused German citizens to become sympathetic to Jews.

It led to riots and destruction of Jewish shops, homes, and synagogues.

It led German citizens to protest against Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party.

It turned German citizens against Jews.

+2

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Mekhi Huerta · Answer 1

The correct answers are

It led to riots and destruction of Jewish shops, homes, and synagogues.

It turned German citizens against Jews.

The propaganda campaign led by Adolph Hitler during the 1930's lead to German citizens despising Jewish citizens and blaming them for Germany's past economic and social problems. A lot of this propaganda came after Hitler's famous book Mein Kempf. After Hitler rose to political power, he used political propaganda, posters, speeches, and radio programs to reinforce his ideas of Jewish people being the source of all German problems.