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Joseph Stalin differed from other totalitarian rulers of his time primarily through his emphasis on rapid industrialization and collectivization, which he implemented through brutal policies like the Great Purge and forced famines. His regime was marked by a unique blend of Marxist-Leninist ideology adapted to Russian conditions, focusing on building a socialist state while suppressing dissent and enforcing strict control over society. Unlike some contemporaries, Stalin's rule was characterized by a cult of personality that elevated him as the infallible leader of the Communist Party, fostering intense loyalty and fear among the populace. Furthermore, he maintained a significant degree of control over the economy and society through state monopolization, which was more extreme than in other totalitarian regimes.
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How was Joseph Stalin different from other totalitarianism rulers of his time?
He fully controlled the Soviet economy.
How were the Ottoman Turks different from other rulers in the Middle East?
They were tolerant of other religions.
How were the ottomans Turks different from others rulers in the middle east?
They were tolerant of other religions.
How was hammurabi code different from any other rule or rulers before him?
because his was more strict and it was not fair
How was charlemagne different then other germanic rulers?
Charlemagne was given the title of Emperor by the Pope, and none of his daughters ever married.
What totalitarian state is a nation that does not have separate branches of government.?
The very fact it is totalitarian means it is run by a dictator and doesn't include other people or voting.
How did the dynasties impact Chinese history?
In China, all theDynastiesare different some ruled them better then others and someweren'tfair as the other rulers.
How did ghengis khan established his empire?
By vanquishing most of the other rulers in Asia
Who was the totalitarian ruler of the Soviet Union after Lenin?
Joseph Stalin was the "totalitarian" leader of the Soviet Union after Lenin, however he did not have dictatorial powers immediately after Lenin's death in 1924. It took Stalin until the mid 1930's before he had eliminated almost all of his equals in the Communist Party and installed people loyal to him personally in positions of power. Once he had done that he became the totalitarian leader that history remembers him as.
Who were the major totalitarian dictators to emerge following world war?
Joseph Stalin in the Soviet Union was definitly one. Then japan's military had complete control too. Other countries like italy and Germany practiced fascism, which is almost the same thing but not quite,
How did Caesar's name affect the titles of rulers in other countries?
it affected other rulers because Julius Caesar is more royal than theres
What other totalitarian system besides communism has existed in the world during the 20th century?
Communism is not totalitarian. A Communist world would have no government or classes or money.
