Tolischus Nazi propaganda official

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by foreign journalists reporting on German plans for conquest. It highlights the scrutiny and potential actions by the propaganda ministry against journalists, even those with longstanding reputations. A journalist defends the accuracy of their report, emphasizing their commitment to reporting facts and interpreting them independently. Despite objections to their reporting style, the journalist maintains their method of working.

What action did the German authorities take against foreign journalists?

• They ignored their reports.

• They cracked down on them.

• They praised their work.

• They invited them for a press conference.

What was the propaganda ministry's stance on the journalists' reports?

• They fully supported the reports.

• They questioned the accuracy of the reports.

• They wanted to publish the reports.

• They found the reports humorous.

What did the journalist offer to show the propaganda ministry?

• A video recording.

• A letter of apology.

• A new report.

• Their original dispatch.

How did the journalist respond to the propaganda ministry's concerns?

• By apologizing for the reports.

• By defending their method of reporting.

• By refusing to provide any reports.

• By agreeing to change their reporting style.

What was the journalist's main focus in their reporting?

• To entertain the audience.

• To report facts and interpret them.

• To promote propaganda.

• To write fictional stories.