Nazi censorship
Third Reich control
Nazi censorship was the systematic suppression of information, art, and ideas by the National Socialist regime in Germany from 1933 to 1945.
The Nazis burned books, banned "degenerate" art, controlled newspapers and radio, and silenced political opposition.
The term now serves as a benchmark for state-imposed thought control: Banning those books is Nazi censorship.
- modernist artExperimental early-twentieth-century aesthetics
- GestapoNazi secret police
- secret policeClandestine state security apparatus
- thought policeSuppressors of forbidden beliefs
- Jewish literatureWritten works from Hebraic tradition
book burnings · banned books · Goebbels · blacklists · enemy of the state · propaganda posters · degenerate art · Thomas Mann
Nazi censorshipfree press
Journalism without censorship
press freedom · freedom of expression · freedom of information · journalistic freedom · independent journalism
Nazi censorshipliberal democracy
Rights-based elected governance
democratic governance · constitutional democracy · open society · parliamentary democracy
Nazi censorshipcivil liberties
Rights limiting government power
right to protest · academic freedom · artistic freedom · intellectual freedom · samizdat
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