Dictatorship

As his time as a dictator Stalin caused a lot of blood shed. He,was much like Hitler, hated the Jews and believed they were a threat to his government and ideals. So Stalin ordered that all Jews where to be killed, or be placed in Labor camps (Where most of them died anyway). During WW2 Stalin signed a peace treaty with Hitler and helped Germany invade Poland. In this treaty the Germans gained one region of Poland and the Russians gained another. The Germans got all the polish Jews and the Russians got the Natural resources. However fighting broke out in Poland between Russian and German troops and a second treaty needed to be signed. Eventually tensions grew too tight and Russia and Germany declared war on each other.

During the war time Stalin put in place many harsh rules for the Red Army. He declared that retreating during battle was an act of treason, and that if any soldiers took a step backward during battle the commander of his platoon was to shoot him. Also Stalin put in place the scorched Earth policy. This policy stated that if the army was forced to pull back any buildings, materials or any other items of use that could not be carried along with the troops was to be burned to the ground as to not leave anything for the Germans to use.

Benito Mussolini.

Democracy, although the country is ruled by only one party in common for long, except one 'five term' from 1998-2004, No body ever liked the current government.

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A dictatorship is, by definition, the autocratic rule of a single person making all decisions. Under this government, the general population is subject to whatever whim striked the dictator at any given moment. Generally, dictators severely limit freedom and liberty, and may also use brutal violence to keep the population under his/her control.

In general, the underlying philosophy of most world countries is that the people as a whole should have some voice in determining the rules and laws of their country, whether through referendums or democratic elections.

Read George Orwell's book Animal Farm for the moral of communism

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-Ben Smith

Persia, also known as Iran operates under a Theocratic Islamic Republic. The president is democratically elected, but the Supreme leader must validate the person before they can even run for office. The religious leader or Ayatollah remains the supreme voice of the land, with the president answerable to him.

By definition a state is its own sovereign entity, however in the United States, all 50 states, even though they have their own form of government, are held together under federal law. So it would be impossible for one state to develop a dictatorship.

Despite being very corrupt and oppressive in general, there is no single person who exercises supreme control of every part of the country.

China, North Vietnam, Borneo, Syria, to name just a few.

The German kiaser during the 1900's. Also the czar's that ruled Russia for forever until 1918 when communist Russia was established.

In a dictatorship the citizens don’t have rights. They are told what to do, where to live. In Stalin’s Russia if he wanted a person with a particular skill he would send his state police to go get them. Often they were never seen again. In the 1990’s in Romania to have a typewriter a person needed government permission.

All power is in the hands of one person.

Rule by a single all powerful authority A person or small group of people that maintain total control

Not anymore. The dictatorship regime in Ecuador ended in 1979.

Ecuador is currently governed by a Presidential system and is a Democratic Republic country.

No. It a democracy.

Some of the most notable Enlightenment Despots would include Frederick II (the Great), Peter I (the Great), and Catherine II (the Great). Also in this group are Maria Theresa, Joseph II, and Leopold II.

The Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin was considered to be Totalitarian because of the oppressive conditions the citizens of Russia had to live in. Many people were killed or sent to Gulags under Stalin's rule, and propaganda was widespread. For more info on Stalin, read Stalin: The Glasnost Revelations.

Democracies are a form of government. Democracies all have a public vote that put people into office. If a country is a democracy, then it has to follow the policies of this form of government.

corruption is the root

This form of government is called a dictatorship.

It really depends. If you're looking at the rise of dictators as in Stalin, Hitler and Mussolini, you can probably look up which one rose to power first, but really, dictators have been rising and falling all throughout history.

the battle for the Falkland Islands

Hitler's dictatorship ended when he committed suicide on May 1, 1945, while the Russian Army was entering Berlin. He killed himself because he didn't want to be caught and tortured or die outside of Germany

Six differences are

1. Dictatorship is the concentration of the power of a country or community to a single individual whereas democracy is the power division among people of a country.

2. Dictatorship can ruin a country but not democracy.

3. In dictatorship, people's opinions are not heard nor done.....but democracy does that all.

4.Dictatorship can suppress any upheavals against them.......but not in a democracy.

5.Dictatorship can often lead to unstable government and economy but surely not democracy.

6. Just understand what happened to HITLER'S germany, STALLIN'S soviet union, IDI AMEEN'S uganda .............compare it with the status enjoyed by USA, INDIA, FRANCE etc.......which are all democratic country.