Public speaking for many people is a very difficult thing to do. A multitude people do not like talking in front of people, many people are frightened their listeners will lose attentiveness on the subject the speaker is passionate about, or restating an idea too frequently. Whatever the reason for a speech, it is detrimental for a person in position of power and legitimacy, to address an issue that needs to be heard, changed, or informed. Throughout history, countless amounts individuals have improved lives and debatable issues that were necessary to change. Many individuals would say self-interest, higher intellectual principals, or emotion plays a key role in the way a speech is addressed. The four most powerful speakers in world history, …show more content…
Hitler associated with Nazi Germany, was accountable for the Jewish Holocaust during the 1940’s during World War II. In his major speech to the 1927 Nuremberg party rally, Nazi marketing was spread to enlighten the German’s about the administrative faith and platform. Adolph used self-interest as his appeal to capture the listener’s attention. Hitler labeled the German people “National Socialists”, by this he refers to the Nazi political party and how the industrial production is something he does not see in their destiny. The Nazi’s were outrageous with their philosophies and procedures. A key term Hitler also mentioned was the word power. Once someone has large amount of money or influence, they have power. With power comes great responsibility especially, in Hitler’s case, with the economy. He also revealed the people did not have a flag and in what way a national flag for the German people symbolized them as a nation and gave them fortitude and independence. It would give these individuals a chance to speak what they believe without being punished and enslaved for their actions. Adolph Hitler is known as one of the most persuasive speakers to his audience