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Stalin, Mussolini, and Hitler were authoritarian leaders who established totalitarian regimes in their respective countries. They employed oppressive tactics, including censorship, Propaganda, and political purges, to maintain control and eliminate dissent. Each leader promoted a distinct ideology—communism in Stalin's case, fascism under Mussolini, and National Socialism with Hitler—while also leveraging nationalism to rally support and consolidate power. Their regimes were marked by widespread human rights abuses and the use of violence to suppress opposition.

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