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Erstmals hat die Europäische Kommission 2020 einen Rechtsstaatlichkeitsbericht vorgelegt. Das gesamte Werk umfasst rund 100 Dateien!
Der Beitrag EU Rechtsstaatlichkeitsbericht 2020 erschien zuerst auf Wolfgang Schmale.
Erstmals hat die Europäische Kommission 2020 einen Rechtsstaatlichkeitsbericht vorgelegt. Das gesamte Werk umfasst rund 100 Dateien!
Der Beitrag EU Rechtsstaatlichkeitsbericht 2020 erschien zuerst auf Wolfgang Schmale.
One of the most influential anti-Semitic propaganda actions produced in the Third Reich in the years 1939-1941 was based on images and reports from various ghettos in occupied Poland. Large portion of the raw material required for the anti-Semitic propaganda was collected and delivered by the Propagandakompanien (PK) of the Wehrmacht.[1] In order to analyze and understand the significance of this contribution, it is necessary to look not only at the propaganda materials, but also at the historical contexts in which they were produced. This includes organizational aspects, local conditions, general propaganda strategies and the given general and local war situation.
This article will examine the contribution of the Wehrmacht to the anti-Semitic propaganda of the “Third Reich” during three periods: The invasion of Poland, the establishment of a new order in the occupied Polish territories and the months preceding “Operation Barbarossa” in 1941. It will focus on the way PK materials were used mainly in the visual media in order to support the propaganda strategies and their subsequent goals set by the Nazi leadership.
General remarks regarding the propaganda organization of the “Third Reich”
One of the most influential anti-Semitic propaganda actions produced in the Third Reich in the years 1939-1941 was based on images and reports from various ghettos in occupied Poland. Large portion of the raw material required for the anti-Semitic propaganda was collected and delivered by the Propagandakompanien (PK) of the Wehrmacht.[1] In order to analyze and understand the significance of this contribution, it is necessary to look not only at the propaganda materials, but also at the historical contexts in which they were produced. This includes organizational aspects, local conditions, general propaganda strategies and the given general and local war situation.
This article will examine the contribution of the Wehrmacht to the anti-Semitic propaganda of the “Third Reich” during three periods: The invasion of Poland, the establishment of a new order in the occupied Polish territories and the months preceding “Operation Barbarossa” in 1941. It will focus on the way PK materials were used mainly in the visual media in order to support the propaganda strategies and their subsequent goals set by the Nazi leadership.
General remarks regarding the propaganda organization of the “Third Reich”
One of the most influential anti-Semitic propaganda actions produced in the Third Reich in the years 1939-1941 was based on images and reports from various ghettos in occupied Poland. Large portion of the raw material required for the anti-Semitic propaganda was collected and delivered by the Propagandakompanien (PK) of the Wehrmacht.[1] In order to analyze and understand the significance of this contribution, it is necessary to look not only at the propaganda materials, but also at the historical contexts in which they were produced. This includes organizational aspects, local conditions, general propaganda strategies and the given general and local war situation.
This article will examine the contribution of the Wehrmacht to the anti-Semitic propaganda of the “Third Reich” during three periods: The invasion of Poland, the establishment of a new order in the occupied Polish territories and the months preceding “Operation Barbarossa” in 1941. It will focus on the way PK materials were used mainly in the visual media in order to support the propaganda strategies and their subsequent goals set by the Nazi leadership.
General remarks regarding the propaganda organization of the “Third Reich”
Foto: Svea Hammerle, Gedenk- und Bildungsstätte Haus der Wannsee-Konferenz © mit freundlicher Genehmigung
Am 1. September 1939 begann mit dem Überfall auf Polen der Zweite Weltkrieg. In Polen ist dies ein wichtiges historisches Datum und Anlass zum Gedenken und Erinnern. In der deutschen Erinnerungslandschaft hingegen ist der 1. September kein herausgehobener Tag. Welche Informationen haben wir über den Beginn des Zweiten Weltkrieges? Welche Bilder sind überliefert? Und welche privaten Erinnerungen – Fotoalben, Tagebucheinträge und Briefe aus dieser Zeit – haben Familien aufbewahrt?
Quelle: https://www.visual-history.de/2019/09/01/stumme-zeugnisse-1939/
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Das Gespräch mit dem Historiker Dietrich Beyrau widmet sich dem Verständnis von „Osteuropa“ und beleuchtet zahlreiche nationale Besonderheiten zum Verhältnis zu diesem Begriff.
Podcast Fokus Europa (Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung). Folge 9: Osteuropa
Quelle: http://lernen-aus-der-geschichte.de/Lernen-und-Lehren/content/14001