In the early 1940s, the Nazi propaganda magazine Signal, led by colonel Hasso von Wedel, aimed to present Germany in a favorable light. Modeled after America’s Life magazine, Signal surprisingly contained almost no anti-Semitic content. Instead, about 50% of its material focused on portraying Germany as friendly, kind, peace-loving, and nearly liberal. This approach was likely chosen to avoid offending the intelligentsia in its target countries. Paul Karl Schmidt, the press officer of the Foreign Office and an expert on the Jewish question, significantly influenced the magazine’s content.
Cassandra MacDonald
@CassandraRules
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May 29 “”They planned: first, to prepare the United States for foreign war under the guise of American defense; second, to involve us in the war, step by step, without our realization; third, to create a series of incidents which would force us into the actual conflict. These plans were
Jawad Yousafzai
@JawadYousufxai
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8h The content includes anti-Pakistan state and army rhetoric, claims of military brutality, and predictions of state collapse. The magazine highlight Islamic caliphates, jihad duty, and jihad-themed poetry. At the end, detailed coverage of “Al-Khandaq” operations (March-April)
Melanie Schweizer
@Melaniebelizi
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Mar 26 The White Rose 1942 – “Leaflets of the Resistance Movement in Germany”
“Nothing is more unworthy of a civilized people than to allow themselves to be governed without resistance by an irresponsible clique of rulers driven by dark impulses. Is it not true that every honest German
Gottgläubig
@NS_HouseWife
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23h Grundgedanken nationalsozialistischer Kulturpolitik pages 201 and 202.
Free science and questioning as Nordic-racial, pre-established dogmas as anti-national socialist.
“Science, which is commanded what it has to prove, or which is forbidden what it has discovered, or which is
Gottgläubig
@NS_HouseWife
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23h Grundgedanken nationalsozialistischer Kulturpolitik page 210.
“The symbol with which we fight symbolizes a controlled and yet ever-expanding force from within. It is an ancient, sacred symbol of salvation that has accompanied the destiny of the peoples of the Nordic race.”
Propagandopolis
@propagandopolis
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17h Illustrated I believe by Jean Chaperon (‘Apis’), the pamphlet tells the story of the rise and spread of communism.
Rough translation:
The Doctrine of Hate … born of Jewish brains … spread by a madman … contaminates the world
By this, the soldiers are stabbed in the back!
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