Ρητορικές μίσους στον πολιτικό λόγο και την προπαγάνδα της ναζιστικής Γερμανίας (1933-1945) και της φασιστικής Ιταλίας (1922-1943)
Date Issued
November 10, 2021
Type
Μεταπτυχιακή Διπλωματική Εργασία
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to investigate and analyze the techniques
propaganda of two of the most typical examples of authoritarianism
regimes: those of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy, according to
during the interwar period and during the Second World War. More
in particular, the work focuses on the analysis of the political-propaganda
of these schemes, as regards the use of rhetorical hatred as part of
of state propaganda, as well as the way in which rhetorical hatreds
have affected areas outside the narrow confines of political discourse, such as education,
the art and visual representations of the time. For this reason, the first part
of work focuses on the use of rhetorical hatred in the context of state
propaganda in Nazi Germany (1933-1945), the analysis of the political discourse of the regime leader, Adolf Hitler, but also their influence
in education and visual arts. Respectively, the second part
of work focuses on the use of rhetorical hatred in the context of state
propaganda in fascist Italy (1922-1945), the analysis of political discourse
of Benito Mussolini, his interaction with the corresponding authoritarian
the German regime, as well as the impact of that rhetoric in the context
of the visual arts and various other visual representations of the time. I will
Finally, we point out some differences between the two regimes in order to
understand what the goals of these two unfree policies were
formations.
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