Unsung Hero Reveals the Truth of Propaganda and Mixed Messages

The grandiose ideology of a "Super Race" in Adolf Hitler's mind led to the demise of thousands of Jews and other political leaders who opposed his Nazi regime.

Sgt. Hawley Boyle graduated from Lake Forest College with a major in Social Science.

Watching burning books in the street, he wondered: How did a nation become so indoctrinated by the Third Reich with propaganda and mixed messages?

It took fifty years to translate German transcripts into English to explain how and when it all began, as mentioned in "Adolf Hitler," the previous book.

I hope you rest in peace, Sir; your story has been told. To be as authentic as possible in translating and propagating the context of my manuscript, I will verbatim include the text of Dr. Goebbels' propaganda publications. The reading may be confusing due to translation differences. Keep in mind that Old German and modern German dialects differ, and some German words lack syllable letters in English, and vice versa. The manuscript aims to teach about the social and political issues in Germany at that time in their own language.

Publications then differed significantly from those today. Germans believed what they were told by the media and their leaders. Knowledge was power for years of control under the Third Reich, Chancellor Adolf Hitler, and the Nazi regime.