Nazi Party Propaganda played a critical role in the extermination of the majority in Nazi Germany by creating a climate of fear, hatred, and intolerance towards certain groups of people, particularly Jews, homosexuals, and disabled individuals. Through propaganda, the Nazi Party spread false and dehumanizing messages about these groups, portraying them as inferior and dangerous to the German society. This propaganda helped to justify the persecution and ultimately, the extermination of millions of people in concentration camps and gas chambers. By dehumanizing these groups, the Nazi Party was able to convince ordinary Germans to participate in the genocide and to turn a blind eye to the atrocities being committed. Ultimately, propaganda played a key role in creating the conditions that allowed for the extermination of the majority in Nazi Germany.