Radiograms For Adolf Hitler

The transcript discusses a period when Germany's official radio invited Americans to respond to German propaganda broadcasts at Berlin's expense. Americans sent back sarcastic radiograms, questioning the economic and sociological soundness of Nazism. There were requests for Hitler to broadcast his views on America's rearming, and questions arose about how Germany was funding these propaganda efforts with US dollars.

What was the purpose of Germany's official radio station inviting Americans to respond?

• To criticize American policies

• To gather support for German propaganda

• To receive feedback on German broadcasts

• To promote German culture

How did Americans respond to the German broadcasts?

• With sarcastic radiograms

• By ignoring them

• With supportive messages

• By sending gifts

What was the cost of each sarcastic radiogram sent by Americans?

• $1.50

• $2.19

• $3.00

• $4.25

What did some Americans request Hitler to discuss in his broadcasts?

• The German education system

• The history of German art

• The German people's view on America's rearming

• The future of German technology

What economic concern did Americans express about Nazism?

• Its impact on global trade

• Its influence on American economy

• Its effect on German agriculture

• Its sustainability and soundness