Йозеф Гёббельс – Отец пропаганды. Часть XII – В эпицентре событий | Документальный фильм

After Germany's resounding victories across Europe, it was time to consolidate and pacify the occupied territories. Where else could the all-powerful (or perhaps no longer so all-powerful?) Minister of Propaganda prove himself? Be that as it may, the events of the first half of 1941 unfolded in a way that was clearly not what Dr Goebbels had imagined, and it was in this year that he would face the most acute propaganda dilemmas of his life... 0:00 Introduction 1:54 Polemical struggle with Churchill 4:05 Italian-German enmity 5:10 Why were Goebbels' articles so popular? 6:12 Speer recalls Goebbels at that time 7:50 Diary excerpts 10:17 The Romanian Legion and Antonescu 11:32 On Friedrich Nietzsche and Christianity 12:08 Post-war reforms of the Reich 14:39 Diary entries 17:30 Die Deutsche Wochenschau 18:29 Further diary entries 18:45 Trip to Linz with Hitler, speech in Vienna 24:14 The problem of the church press 24:57 Tran and Helle discuss listening to foreign radio stations 27:33 Goebbels' ascetic lifestyle and waging intellectual warfare 32:00 The battle for a new European order 38:00 The coup in Yugoslavia and its consequences 45:40 Hitler on Greece, Rome and Christianity 47:42 Other diary entries 49:00 War and dealing with the aftermath of the bombings 51:05 Argument with the American ambassador 52:30 Conversations with Hitler about Christianity and Greece, argument with the Italians 56:02 Professor Klimsch 56:27 Military reports and quarrel with the Italians 57:20 Franz von Werra 57:53 Other entries, Francisco Franco, Stalin 1:02:43 Rudolf Hess's flight