James Holland

It's not Hitler that's a genius.

If anyone's a genius, it's Goebbels, the propaganda chief.

And it is their ability to harness...

They are the kings of messaging.

They don't have X. They don't have social media.

But they do have new technology.

And that new technology, that new approach is flooding the airwaves with their singular message, which is always the same and has been ever since the Nazis come into power. And it is using radios. And I think radios are really, really key to the whole story because there is no denser radio network anywhere in the world, including the United States and Germany, in 1939.

And that new technology, that new approach is flooding the airwaves with their singular message, which is always the same and has been ever since the Nazis come into power. And it is using radios. And I think radios are really, really key to the whole story because there is no denser radio network anywhere in the world, including the United States and Germany, in 1939.

And that new technology, that new approach is flooding the airwaves with their singular message, which is always the same and has been ever since the Nazis come into power. And it is using radios. And I think radios are really, really key to the whole story because there is no denser radio network anywhere in the world, including the United States and Germany, in 1939.

And that new technology, that new approach is flooding the airwaves with their singular message, which is always the same and has been ever since the Nazis come into power.

And it is using radios.

And I think radios are really, really key to the whole story because there is no denser radio network anywhere in the world, including the United States and Germany, in 1939.

So while it's really behind the times in terms of mechanization, it is absolutely on top of its game in terms of comms. So 70% of households in Germany have radios by 1939, which is crazy.

So while it's really behind the times in terms of mechanization, it is absolutely on top of its game in terms of comms. So 70% of households in Germany have radios by 1939, which is crazy.

So while it's really behind the times in terms of mechanization, it is absolutely on top of its game in terms of comms. So 70% of households in Germany have radios by 1939, which is crazy.

So while it's really behind the times in terms of mechanization, it is absolutely on top of its game in terms of comms.

So 70% of households in Germany have radios by 1939, which is...

unprecedented number that that is only beaten by united states and only just so it is it is greater than any other other nation in europe and in terms of flooding the airwaves it is the densest because even for those who the 30 who don't have radios that's not a problem because we'll put them in the stairwells of apartment blocks we'll put them in squares we'll put them in cafes and bars and the same stuff the state that the the nazi state controls the radio airwaves as it does the movies as it does

unprecedented number that that is only beaten by united states and only just so it is it is greater than any other other nation in europe and in terms of flooding the airwaves it is the densest because even for those who the 30 who don't have radios that's not a problem because we'll put them in the stairwells of apartment blocks we'll put them in squares we'll put them in cafes and bars and the same stuff the state that the the nazi state controls the radio airwaves as it does the movies as it does

unprecedented number that that is only beaten by united states and only just so it is it is greater than any other other nation in europe and in terms of flooding the airwaves it is the densest because even for those who the 30 who don't have radios that's not a problem because we'll put them in the stairwells of apartment blocks we'll put them in squares we'll put them in cafes and bars and the same stuff the state that the the nazi state controls the radio airwaves as it does the movies as it does