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Hitler's War: World War Ii As Portrayed By Signal The International Nazi Propaganda Magazine REP219 but his extreme distaste forThe downfall of Nazi Germany, as seen through its own media. The first issue of "Signal" magazine, Germany's biweekly army propaganda publication, hit the newsstands in April of 1940. The magazine's readership grew dramatically as the Nazi empire expanded across Europe, and by 1943 its circulation was roughly 2. 5 million. At its outset, "Signal" was brashly optimistic, packed full of photographs celebrating the Third Reich's triumph over its enemies