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Available in Landmark Speeches of National Socialism.

Total War: The printed version of Goebbels’s most famous speech (18 February 1943).

“Christmas, 1941”: Goebbels says Germans have a lot to be thankful for (24 December 1941).

“Youth and the War”: The German youth are fortunate.

“The Coming Europe”: The Czechs must get used to German occupation (11 September 1940).

“Communism with the Mask Off”: His 1935 Nuremberg Rally Speech.

Goebbels on Propaganda: His speech at the 1934 Nuremberg Rally.“The Racial Question and World Propaganda”: Goebbels at the 1933 Nuremberg Rally.“Radio as the Eighth Great Power”: On radio (18 August 1933).“German Women”: Nazi views of women (March 1933).“Our Hitler” (1937): Available in Landmark Speeches of National Socialism.Instead, Goebbels delivered a speech on the press. Goebbels’ annual speeches on the eve of Hitler’s birthday: 31 December 1944: The end is in sight, but Goebbels is not willing to admit it.31 December 1943: Despite the disasters of 1943, Goebbels predicts German victory.31 December 1940: Goebbels is optimistic.31 December 1939: Goebbels reviews 1939, and finds Germany innocent.31 December 1938: Goebbels reviews 1938 and complains about complainers.31 December 1933: Goebbels looks back on Nazism’s first year.Goebbels’ speeches on the eve of the new year:

It presents the Propaganda Minister in a flattering light.

“On the Art of Speaking to the World”: An introduction by an aide to Goebbels’ book Die Zeit ohne Beispiel.

Goebbels and his Ministry”: A 1934 article by Hans Fritzsche. The portrait was done by Wilhelm Otto Pitthan. Some of Goebbels’s pre-1933 articles and speechesĪre available on the pre-1933 section of the It includes many of his weekly articles for Das Reich, as wellĪs a range of his speeches. This is a collection of English translations of Nazi propaganda materialīy Joseph Goebbels, part of a larger site on Nazi and East German propaganda. Nazi Propaganda by Joseph Goebbels: 1933-1945