people in the background, donning a Nazi badge represents work, joy, discipline and camaraderie. The increase in production in various fields was the subject of a number of posters such as the increase in coal production was illustrated by the pyramids growing in size,.(figure. ) The German industrial production increased from 34.8 billion marks in 1932 to 58.3 billion in 1935. The extraordinary increase in industrial production was the result of Hitler’s economic policy. The comparison is done by one left side image revealing few inoperative factories and the right side has a number of operative factories. Hitler had generated employment as the German construction expenditures rose from 10.9 billion Marks in 1932 to 14.5 billion in 1935. …show more content…
Hitler was portrayed to posses iron will, unusual rhetorical ability and strong determination. The Fuehrer with the help of propaganda was envisioned to be born of people grew of people and chosen by the people and worked in each German. No slogan after the First World War had such powerful effect on the whole nation as the “One People, one Reich, one Führer!.” The German people were indoctrinated that the Führer had restored Germany to its rightful position in the world. Germany’s economy, culture and popular life thrived under a security guaranteed by the army. The nation, once sunk into impotence, rose to new greatness and all because of Hitler. The propaganda posters glorified Hitler. In the poster ‘One People, One Reich, One leader’ Hitler in uniform stands erect, confident and his stance exudes hope and glory that adds an element of deity effect to the