This time, the swastika is put next to wheat on banners. Probably uninspired at a certain moment in editing the film, when Hitler asks various laborers where they are from, Riefenstahl first shows an individual who is from Friesenland, a location of little importance for Germans.

Hitler presumably wants to put an end to discrimination between classes, as he claims that all German people should consider themselves as their Fuhrer's people. The process he wants to make work in order to unite people is none other than that of work. Hitler's strategies, along with that of Riefenstahl's make it possible for the movie to be a very convincing material. When being combined with political propaganda, art is more effective than it could ever be. It is almost as if a

When one creates art that presents negative elements it should be appreciated by art critics for the inventive elements that it presents, rather than for the nature of the characters involved. For example, when an actor plays the role of Hitler, his representation should be taken for what it is, instead of being judged depending on the character of the individual that he plays.