Nazi Propaganda and the Second World War

1. Introduction: ‘Totalitarianism’, Propaganda, War and the Third Reich
Aristotle A. Kallis

2. Propaganda, ‘Co-ordination’ and ‘Centralisation’: The Goebbels Network in Search of a Total Empire
Aristotle A. Kallis

3. ‘Polyocracy’ versus ‘Centralisation’: The Multiple ‘Networks’ of NS Propaganda
Aristotle A. Kallis

4. The Discourses of NS Propaganda: Long-Term Emplotment and Short-Term Justification
Aristotle A. Kallis

5. From ‘Short Campaign’ to ‘Gigantic Confrontation’: NS Propaganda and the Justification of War, 1939–41
Aristotle A. Kallis

6. From Triumph to Disaster: NS Propaganda from the Launch of ‘Barbarossa’ until Stalingrad
Aristotle A. Kallis

7. NS Propaganda and the Loss of the Monopoly of Truth (1943–44)
Aristotle A. Kallis

8. The Winding Road to Defeat: The Propaganda of Diversion and Negative Integration
Aristotle A. Kallis

9. Cinema and Totalitarian Propaganda: ‘Information’ and ‘Leisure’ in NS Germany, 1939–45
Aristotle A. Kallis

10. Conclusions: Legitimising the Impossible?
Aristotle A. Kallis

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, Political History, European History, Modern History, History of Germany and Central Europe, History of Military, World History, Global and Transnational History