fact that his subjects had full confidence in their government to make his own propaganda and speeches seem more believable. He was, after all, a legitimate German leader, and therefore it was natural for him to assume that once in power, the German people would believe in him completely. Because of this , Hitler's propaganda proved itself so effective that it would both alter and greatly exaggerate the way that people felt towards an entire religion of people.
             The methods of propagandists like Hitler have been sometimes very simple and often synonymous with those of advertisers. Just as marketers convey their messages through popular communication media like television and radio, people who use propaganda do so too.This is the same way that some recent advertisers have featured their products extensively in movies, Hitler has been known to voice their themes in the films of their own eras (Grenier 48-57). People have a strong tendency to believe idea presented in film (Grenier 48), and because of that the media can act as an effective way getting a message across.
             Specifically, three methods were used by the German leader in an effort to persuade the Germans even more than they already were.
             The time of day was the most effective persuasion tactic used
             by Hitler. Most speeches and rallies were held at 8:00pm or sometime in the early to mid evening. The reason for this was most people had along day or work, and they had just finished their dinner and we're ready to relax. Therefore, this was the point in the day where their resistance was the lowest. Hitler know that people would
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