It is a propaganda movie and it
certainly has the ability to change the perception of society about historical
events. It’s a deliberate propaganda, but visually astonishing explanation of
the 6th Nazi Party Congress in 1934, at Nuremberg, and also its associated youth,
black shirts, and labor rallies, which concluded in a commemorative ceremonial
and an illumination of the procession.
As we can see in this movie,
Adolf Hitler comes in his plane from sunny clouds and then appears to drift
through streets and get welcome while standing in the car, and its malicious satisfaction
was deliberately shaped to illustrate in a light. Certainly, it was the willpower
to depict Hitler's achievement over the German people, and discernable person's
images were slowly substituted by mass dehumanized subordination ranks that represented
the role of Volk's menial in the overall design of the grand Nazi.
This movie portrays six days of events
from arrival to departure of the Adolf Hitler's. It comprises interchanges by
the major participants and also the thousands of activities of thousands who
appeared in the movie. It is not a surprise that Hitler called this the “incomparable glorification of the power and
beauty of our movement” in the movie.
In this movie, the Hitler addressed
his Youth by using the references from the military; he stated that they must sacrifice
and strengthen up for the betterment of Germany. The day goes on with the
military tone with "parade" of military and assessment led by defense
force of Hitler's, the Wehrmacht. One more speech ends a day when Hitler told officials
with lower-ranks that Nazi Party cannot be separated from the state and all of
them are one and have to work together to achieve success.
This film goes through to a height
throughout the Congress fourth day. Hitler walked through troops view with over
150 thousand of them, adjoining him on both sides. He placed a headdress at
World War I celebratory at the finish of walk. After that he watched the military’s
parade in front; and this stresses on the power magnitude.