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The Nazi speaker's rhetoric

Haig A. Bosmajian Instructor in Speech, University of Idaho
Pages 365-371 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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GordonC. Bennett. (1979) The heckler and the heckled in the presidential campaign of 1968. Communication Quarterly 27:2, pages 28-37.
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Michael McGuire. (1977) Mythic rhetoric in Mein Kampf: A structuralist critique. Quarterly Journal of Speech 63:1, pages 1-13.
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RandallL. Bytwerk. (1975) Rhetorical aspects of the nazi meeting: 1926–1933. Quarterly Journal of Speech 61:3, pages 307-318.
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HaigA. Bosmajian. (1968) The persuasiveness of Nazi marching and der Kampf um die Strasse. Today's Speech 16:4, pages 17-22.
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RichardW. Wilkie. (1966) The self‐taught agitator: Hitler 1907–1920. Quarterly Journal of Speech 52:4, pages 371-377.
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HaigA. Bosmajian. (1966) Nazi meetings: The Sprechabend, the Versammlung, the Kundgebung, the Feierstunde . The Southern Speech Journal 31:4, pages 324-337.
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