"The most important reason why there was little opposition in Germany towards the Nazi regime and its use of Propaganda."

On the whole, the Nazis didn't get a lot of opposition. This was because if someone did oppose, they would be dealt with severely; being put in prison, beaten up on the streets, killed, or put in concentration camps. Therefore, most didn't say anything at all.

Propaganda helped prevent opposition. Speeches were repeated on the radio so it was really drummed into the people of Germany to hate Jews and to think that Hitler and the Nazis were clever and always right. The soldiers were often dressed smartly to give a good impression and to make them look tough. If they were seen harming or killing someone because they disliked the nazis or Hitler then it would make people think twice about speaking their mind and put them off opposing. Also, making the children learn from such a young age about the Nazis, it would influence the parents when children are told something they just think it is right so they would grow up liking and believing in the Nazis.

Other methods of controlling opposition was the Gestapo and the S.S. These would go about towns, walk down streets and just accuse anyone as they had the power to beat them up or arrest them on suspicion of being against the Nazi party. Hitler relied on his secret police, the Gestapo, and on jails and camps to intimidate his opponents. By doing this to people, it made others so scared to oppose. They were scared of storm troopers and were scared to say anything offensive about the Nazis and their party. There were spies in work places that would listen carefully to conversations so they could hear anyone plotting or planning up risings against the party.

Theses methods certainly kept opposition to a minimum. People were too scared to say anything most of the time, as many people were taken away and arrested for speaking against the Nazis.