Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, Volume 1, Chapter 10, in a 1933 annotated and abridged English edition. The "big lie" propaganda passage appears in Hitler's own book. It shows the idea is Hitler's, not a verified quotation from Joseph Goebbels.
This was clever, of course, for in the very magnitude of a lie is held a good amount of credibility. The primitive simplicity of the mind of the masses is more easily misled by great than by a tiny lie
Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, Volume 1, Chapter 10, in a 1933 annotated and abridged English edition. The "big lie" propaganda passage appears in Hitler's own book. It shows the idea is Hitler's, not a verified quotation from Joseph Goebbels.