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goebbels
The word "goebbels" is not a French term; it refers to Joseph Goebbels, the Nazi propaganda minister during World War II, in a historical context.
In a sentence
Goebbels était ministre de la propagande en Allemagne nazie.
Goebbels was a propaganda minister in Nazi Germany.
In this sentence, 'Goebbels' is used as a proper noun referring to an historical figure, Joseph Goebbels.
Certains discours de Goebbels sont étudiés pour comprendre les mécanismes de la persuation et de la propagande.
Some speeches by Goebbels are studied to understand the mechanisms of persuasion and propaganda.
Here, 'Goebbels' is again a proper noun, specifically referring to the content (speeches) associated with Joseph Goebbels.
Le nom de Goebbels est souvent associé au contrôle des médias à des fins idéologiques.
The name of Goebbels is often associated with media control for ideological purposes.
In this case, 'Goebbels' symbolizes or represents historical practices related to media manipulation.
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