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This 6 page paper discusses the crucial position that Joseph Goebbels played in the machine known as the Third Reich. Examples, quotes cited. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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his minister of propaganda, Joseph Gobbels, became one of the strongest arms and psychological weapons of the Third Reich. But who was Joseph Goebbels? Its assured that no one wakes
up and determines that one day they will be responsible for the death of millions. So, one has to wonder what sorts of formative experiences, philosophies and influences went into
the making of one of Hitlers most trusted inner circle. EARLY INFLUENCES AND UPBRINGING According to most records and experts, Goebbels was born into a very Catholic, very middle-class family
in Rheydt, in the year 1897(Hoffman 26). Most photos and descriptions of Gobbels illustrates what must have been a troubled childhood, even though he was educated at the best of
schools and the best of educators. Most of his psychological and emotional problems seem to have stemmed from the fact that he suffered terribly from Polio when he was a
child, which left him crippled. Compounding this infirmity was the fact that he was also short, light of build and something of an egghead. When the Nationalistic movement began to
sweep through Germany, he was again conscious of his outward appearance because he did not fit the Aryan type. He was neither big, blond or Nordic in appearance. Yet, he
compensated, perhaps over compensated, with his dogmatic embrace of the philosophy of the Third Reich. However, these early experiences had left him bitter and so this hatred toward his
fellow man, his utter contempt for those in lesser positions than himself (racially or politically) were marked and severe. Most of this can be based on his own insecurities and
the need to control every situation he found himself in. When in a position of power he determined to destroy anything and everything sacred and traditional as a form of
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