Rise and fall of Nazi propaganda (1933-1945)

The publication examines the forces, means, forms and methods of fascist propaganda aimed at the soldiers of the Red Army, the population of the occupied regions and prisoners of war. The author’s team explores the work of state and military administration bodies, the military-political structures of the Red Army to counteract fascist propaganda.
Based on the analysis of diaries, letters and other documents of German invaders, at all stages of the war, the tendency and reasons for changing the moral and psychological state and the combat stability of the fascist invaders and their allies are shown: from self-confidence during the first stage of the war to doom in the second and third Stages. The authors focus on the reasons for the failure of fascist propaganda during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.
The work is intended for a wide range of readers interested in military history