Works Cited Cross, Donna. Propaganda: How Not to Be Bamboozled. DW Cross. 1-8. Web. 29 May 2013.

This article gives examples of ways in which propaganda persuades the audience. It is tailored more towards the way that politicians and advertisers try to make an audience feel a certain emotion. Curtler, Hugh. Ethical Argument: Critical Thinking In Ethics. 2nd Edition. New York: Oxford UP, 2004. Print. Provides examples and explains the way to look at an argument and make judgments that are rational without any biases attached. It gives detailed explanations as to the ways in which we present our biases and fallacies in an argument as well as real life/world examples of unethical considerations and issues. Dumbach, Annette, Jud Newborn. Sophie Scholl and the White Rose. New York: Oneworld, 2007. Print The book is a detailed account of the experiences of some of the German youth in Munich who did not agree with the reasons for the war and the treatment of the Jewish people. The book gives first hand examples of what it meant to be a German youth and intellectual during the time and the struggles that they faced in trying to fight for the rights for Jews. Freidman, John. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Case Study. The Secret Histories: Hidden Truths that Challenged the Past and Changed the World. St. Martins. St. Martins P. 2005. Print.

This book gives a detailed account of the FBIs investigation into Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., by providing real excerpts from phone taps from the FBI. The book also gives a picture of what the Southern atmosphere was like in terms of the relationships between Dr. King, The Southern Christian Leadership Committee and the FBI and law enforcement agencies. Hitler, Adolf. The Purpose of Propaganda. Mein Kampf. Print. This article gives is a perspective piece. It allows the reader to get an idea of the way that Hitler viewed propaganda and his was in analyzing it and employing propaganda to persuade the German people. The article gives his strategies and his inspirations from Socialists like Karl Marx. Triumph of the Will. Dir. Leni Riefenstahl. 1935. DVD. The film is a first hand look into the type of propaganda that was put out to persuade the German people to take the side of Hitler as well as the way in which Hitler, Goebbels, and others created a sense of nationalism and pride in Germany. Schindlers List. Dir. Steven Spielberg. Perf. Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley, Ralph Fiennes. Universal. 1994. DVD. The film is based on a true story about the experience of a Nazi named Oskar Schindler who helped save about one thousand Jewish people from persecution at the hands of Nazi officer Amon Goeth. Shaffer, Mary Ann, Annie Barrows. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society. New York: Random, 2008. Print.

The book is fiction based. It gives a look into the another countries experiences with the war and how it effected them afterwards. It gives an example of what it was like economically and what it was like for women and children. Swing Kids. Dir. Todd Haynes. Perf. Christian Bale, Robert Sean Leonard, Noah Wyle, Frank Whaley. 1993. DVD The film is historical fiction. It follows a group of teenage boys who belong to a prohibited underground swing dance club/scene. It details their experience as German youth and what it meant to be a part of anything other than the German/Hitler youth. It also gives examples of what it was like inside the Hitler youth and the problems that arise when one chose to disagree with the popular beliefs.