Dictatorship

After his creation and rise in the fascist party, Mussolini gathered fascist leaders and created the March on Rome, effectively taking power from King Emmanuel III. In October 1922, Mussolini became the Prime Minister of Italy, and by January 1925 he announced that he was creating a fascist dictatorship.

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Adolf Hitler spent some time as a young adult selling paintings to tourists, but did not make a great deal of money and, in 1909, was living in a homeless shelter. In 1914 he was able to enlist in the Bavarian army, although previously being deemed unfit for duty, due to Germany's entrance into World War I. He was twice decorated for bravery and had some of his cartoons and instructional drawings printed in an army newspaper.

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Hitler was cruel always wanting expand his rule. He hated Jews. He was crazy. He was very determin.

Well, about a decade before WW2 it was lenin, but a bit before stalin took over and was dictator from then to about 1953, i'm not completely sure about this

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Principally, Adolf Hitler of Germany, who killed himself in April 1945, and Josef Stalin, who died in 1953.

Definitely not. She is a constitutional monarch. That is to say that she is in power by recognition of the institutions of State. Dictatorhip has no institutionalism but monarchy is legally recognised and embraced by the majority. This means that although she is not elected, the british want her to be their head of state. If someday the nations where she reigns think she is not suitable for them anymore, then a referendum will be held to decide the institutionalism of monarchy. Nowadays we have monarchies in Europe that work pretty well for the democracy of their own countries. All monarchies in Europe appear in the top 20 of the most democratic countries in the world. In the UK FOR INSTANCE, the Queen is the head and source of all branches of public power so she can be a neutral referee and watch over the interests of the nation. If the prime minister or a judge want to do something that is not constitutional or it's not for the best interest of her people, the Queen can refuse to accept those decisions.

Julius Ceasar was a trusted man.

It was a commentary on the Fascist leaders of Germany and Italy: Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, respectively.

In a dictatorship most decisions are still taken by ordinary people. Even decisions involving the use of large expenditures of resources can still be taken by individuals who have been nominated by the dictator. Furthermore, the dictator is usually influenced in decision making by individuals with whom they are closely associated. However, ultimately decisions about large investments are directions are taken by the dictator.

Like any true tyrant, Vladimir Lenin came to power by force. Via the violence of the Bolshevik Takeover, Lenin was able to install himself into a position of absolute power through purely undemocratic means as the sole, central leader of the entire Russian state, a position he used to impose his will and the totalitarian dogma of Communism onto the populace through mass murder, government theft and state force.

Claims that Lenin was democratically elected, that he did not use his position to inflict his will through lethal force or that he had to face re-election are historical revisionism.

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Impeachment is a type of legal proceeding. A dictator is not going to allow a court or legislative body to get him out of office, he'd just have them shot.

Benito Mussolini, former Duce, arose to become a fascist dictator of Italy. He took Italy into World War II on the side of Nazis Germany. He eventually paid for defeat by being shot and his corpse strung up by his feet to face the ridicule of the population.

In the 482 years of the Republic there were 71 dictators. Before Julius Caesar 7 men held the dictatorship twice, 3 men held it three times, 1 man held it four times, and 1 man held it five times.

The term of office of the dictatorship was six months, but Sulla held it for one year, and Julius Caesar obtained it for life.

The dictator was an extraordinary officer of state during the Republic. He was appointed by senatorial decree with a very specific mandate and for a term of six months in times of emergency. His authority was absolute and went beyond that of ordinary officers of state. Usually the emergency was war when there was a need for a sole military commander (normally the army was commanded by the two consuls who were ordinary joint heads of state) or to appoint a commander with better strategy and leadership skills.

The dictator became the head of the state and of the army. All ordinary officers of state were subject to him and he could dismiss them if they disobeyed. He was granted the power to rule by decree and change laws or introduce new ones without the usual ratification by the assembly of the people and could act without consulting the senate (he usually did did not do either of these).

He had the power to punish without trial by the people (the normal procedure) and there was no right to appeal his sentences (the right to appeal was suspended). He was immune from accountability and his actions were not held to account at the end of his office (ordinary officers of state could be prosecuted after their term). A great source of power for the dictator was the fact that he ruled on his own. Normally, Rome was ruled by two consuls who could veto each other.

The office of the dictator was used strictly for emergencies and he was given only six months to deal with them. This was to prevent him from trying to seek absolute power permanently. Usually dictators resigned as soon as the job in their mandate was finished and often this occurred before the six month had elapsed. Only two men held the dictatorship for longer than six months; Sulla and Julius Caesar. Another limitation to his power was that he did not have control over the treasury.