The Rise of the Nazi Party as a Rhetorical Movement, 1919-1933
Description:
This interpretative study attempts to ascertain why the Nazi movement gained the support of German voters by examining its persuasive strategies.
The growth of the movement was divided into three periods. In each period, the verbal and non-verbal rhetorical strategies were explored. It was found that the movement's success stemmed largely from the display of party unity, the display of power through the Storm Troopers' use of violent street rhetoric, and the spread of Nazi ideals through speech…
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Date:
December 1975
Creator:
Crosby, Debra
Partner:
UNT Libraries