The Book burnings was a large propagandic movement by Nazi Germany to promote their nationalism. Technology behind the Nazi censorship wasn’t organised when it came to what was considered against the law. Nazi storm troopers were not supplied with rosters on what was illegal, so most books that remotly were against Nazi nationalism were burned, or non-German. Where most of the censorship happened was self censorship. German citizens would turn in any of their books regardless off legality, for they would feast of severe arrest (Jonathan Rose). Nazi Germany would also burn libraries in attempt to start their own eduction from scratch. Nazis chanted during these burnings, “‘Twelve Theses against the Un-German Spirit’ and the ‘Feuerspruche’ (fire incantations)” (Leonedas Hill). Leonedas explains that policies revolved around almost anything non-German. What was promoted was, Romanticism, nationalism, racism, social Darwinism, and antimodernism. Once there was a stronger establishment of censorship, Germanies technological management improved by forwarding the issue to the Propaganda Ministry. WHere they would scan every German state’s library and homes according to their censorship program. They would use their propaganda to spread the word of what makes a good German book; truly engraving what needs to be censored (Leonedas Hill).