Well seeing as they are having their elections at the moment i will have to say republic
Yes. Marshall Petain, who ruled Vichy France during World War II (under Nazi German quasi-occupation), was a dictator. He was the only dictator to rule France in the 20th century. Prior to and after World War II, France was a republic.
Juliius Caesar became dictator at the end of the Roman republic.
Ecuador is a republic so no dictator. - plc
Turkey doesn't have a dictator.. it's a republic!
France has had both.
In 1930, Germany was the Weimar Republic and had no dictator. Paul von Hindenburg was the President of the Weimar Republic in 1930.
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France only had a dicator between 1940 and 1942: Marshall Pétain then held near-absolute power in the so-called Vichy Republic. After 1942, the Germans occupied that part of France and Pétain became no more than a figurehead. Before and since WW II France has been a republic, governed by a President and a Parliament.
He wasn't emperor, he was a Consul of the Roman Republic - not the Roman Empire - then a Dictator of the Roman Republic. His major accomplishments were the conquest of Gaul (most of modern France), and his gaining of power as a tyrant in Rome.
Of course a Military Dictator.
Dominican Republic suffered under the brutal dictator...Rafael Trujillo
It's a tossup between Julius Caesar and Octavian. Julius Caesar was the last single leader of the Roman republic. However the republic did not abruptly end at his death. The second triumvirate was formed, which was a legally appointed trio with each man having equal power. When the triumvirate fell apart and Octavian came out on top, he technically became the last leader of the republic, making it much easier for him to form the principate.