Germany and Italy were socialist governments. The Soviet Union was communist and Japan was Imperialistic.
The Soviet Union had to have a revolution to obtain a totalitarian state, Italy and Germany elected theirs. All three had a single dictator emerge.
what was the major difference between the totalitarian regimes in the soviet union and thoes in italy and germany
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Italy and Germany established an authoritarian government. The USSR, though I'm not 100% positive, had a somewhat democratic government.
The USSR and Germany, Italy and Japan.
Japan, Italy, Germany, and the Soviet Union.
During the First World War, Germany was allied with the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and Italy. Italy later changed sides in the war. During the Second Word War, Germany was originally allied with Italy, Japan, and the Soviet Union. Germany later betrayed the Soviet Union in 1942. Nazi Germany also established pro-Nazi puppet governments in Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria and Slovakia, and Japan established a puppet government in Thailand.
WW1 contributed to the rise of fascism in both Italy and Germany and to the rise of totalitarianism in the Soviet Union.
The Soviet Union had to have a revolution to obtain a totalitarian state, Italy and Germany elected theirs. All three had a single dictator emerge.
Germany, soviet union, italy, spain, and japan.
A fascist Government
The leader of Italy was Benito Mussolini, who ruled under totalitarianism. The leader of the Soviet Union was Joseph Stalin who was a totalitarian dictator and also a communist. The leader of Germany was Adolf Hitler who also was a totalitarian dictator. All three of these countries were called the Axis powers because they all had similar governments and economic systems, along with a common goal of acquiring land.
what was the major difference between the totalitarian regimes in the soviet union and thoes in italy and germany
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There was a major retreat from democracy. All Eastern European countries, with the exception of Czechoslovakia, fell to an authoritarian government. In addition, the Soviet Union, Nazi Germany, and Italy were totalitarian states and adding to that, Italy, Nazi Germany, and Spain were also fascist.
Germany and Italy are two different countries and they weren’t unified. Germany did get split into two sectors at the end of World War Two. One side was Western Germany and the other was Eastern Germany. The west controlled West Germany while the soviet government controlled Eastern Germany. It wasn’t until 1989 with the wall coming down of the Berlin Wall. Italy had nothing to do with any of it and it wasn’t divided.
Italy and Germany