Interestingly the shadow of the plane on the ground is in the shape of an eagle. The plane may of been specificly chosen because of it "eagle" sillouet which brings doubt on the films reliability.
As he lands there are huge crowds of people, lineing streets, windoes and any object they can find to get a better view. To some extent they could have faked this crowd however their body language - cheering, saluting, talking animatedly, standing on tip toes and waving suggests they ahvent been forced to do it. If you were forced to it, its doubtful that you would be that genuinley excited. So seeing all of this convincing support the film becomes believable to the viewer and this is a good way of showing the Nazi party in a good light.
In the next sequence we see a rally at night. These were held at night because the torch lights made the atmosphere more spectacular and made the rally larger. Again its almost impossible to fake 100,000 people with Nazi symbols and swatikas hoisted. So at this point eh film becomes very believable. It shows support from the army and civilians alike. Eagle symbols and a flashing light with "Heil Hitler" on [which was very modern at that time] all added to the atomosphere and shows to the vieer the content support. Also patriotic music is played throughout, again arousing and full of pride.
The next clip is another rally however to me this is slightly different. Rudolf Hess [who became a leader at Auschwitz] speaks to a choosen audience of other leaders. He does refer to "world leaders" in the audience however there are only 3 which bring doubt on its reliability. He asks foreign journalist to report "there truths" but you dont see any journalists in this clip. Suggesting that there may be little or no journalists there.
The next part shows military support for the Nazi party. 52,000 workers all holding spades hoist ehm in unision. This is to suggest they are "working for Germany" [i.e building the prosperity back]. Hitler speaks an arousing speech which will raise the moral of the workers and the viewers.
The Hitler youth, an organisation of boys shows immence support in the next sequence. Thousands of people on tiptoes, smileing, saluting and chatting enthusiastically aid the reliadbilty of the clip. Also one person climbs a pole to get a view and then holds on with one hand and salutes with the other. We also see most of the boys blonde hair, blue eyes and typical "Arayn" features. All of these factors and symbolisations show that germany need's [and Hitler wants] a supportive, militaristic, organised and a 100% German race.
As there are so many people in immense excitement this will prove that it isnt fakes. On the bases of peoples reactions if you were forced to create a huge crowd it would be doubtful that you would be exicted. And because of this is convincing many people would belive it and the Nazi's beliefs.
So in conlusion of this film its overall genuine and the fact that 14million voted for him which gives us a reliadble view. However because it is one sided, doesnt show any opposition and only shows the Nazi party in it's glory brings doubt upon its reliability.
Joesph Goebbles
Joseph Goebbels is the Nazi minister of propaganda who shows us a more un- biased view. Basically he sais that without the radio it would not of been possible to take so much power. He also informs us that the radio give to the world a picture of Nazi life. [Even though th radio sometimes couldnt reach all parts of Germany] I suspect that is advertiding the radio.
The radio was very cheap but most importantly to the Nazi party they owned the radio waves, the newspapers and virtually every media at that time. This is because the Nazis wanted you to see and hear what they wanted you to hear and thus made sure that nothing opposed the Nazi party on the radio.
Goebbles has no reason to lie so his statement is what he things therefore it is reliable. However he did exaggerate in saying the radio can reach around the world. And as there was no proof to show that people actually listened to the Nazi broadcast but he did know many were bourght.
In conclusion we can belive him to some extent but I supspect he may be being "frank" to gain popularity and trust of which the Nazi Party needed to gain votes for Hitler and support for the Nazi Party.