Totalitarianism

Joseph Stalin was a leader whose totalitarian regime in the Soviet Union was based on communist philosophy. He promoted a one-party system, controlled all aspects of society, and implemented policies to eliminate opposition and consolidate power.

The Great Depression allowed totalitarian regimes to arise because of the desperate poverty the Depression created. Germany and Italy were good examples of this result.

yeah during WWII

Adolf Hitler was leader of the National Socialist German Workers' Party known as the Nazi party.

Canada Feigns a Representative Democratic Government very well but due to no intrenched method of removal of corrupt officials and overwhelming apathy of the Canadian people. It is more pragmatic to call Canada a Machiavellian dream state that poses as Democratic. The legal system is a merger of French and English laws and so it is overtly complex, costly, tedious and vastly ineffective from the top all the way down, also there is no way to get rid of corruption from the top to the bottom.

• Zimbabwe, under Robert Mugabe
• Congo Brazzavile, under Denis Sassou Nguesso
• Uganda, under Yoweri Musseveni
• Gambia, under Yahya Jammeh
• Rwanda, under Kagame Paul

During the Great Depression, people believed anything that sounded good. When Hitler came into power, he used two tactics. The first is that is voice caught people's ears, and the second was that Hitler had the Gestapo, and the Brown shirts (people named that protected Hitler that wore brown shirts), so any opposition was crushed, so finally that's how Hitler Established a totalitarian.

Stalin’s rule in the USSR was clearly totalitarian, but he didn’t establish it as much as continue with the existing system that he took over.

The totalitarian state that Adolf Hitler established in Germany included Hitler himself as chancellor, or head, of the German government. The government controlled the press, religion, and schools.

Totalitarian rule means that the government controls every aspect of its citizens' lives. It's the opposite of liberty, which means that citizens are free to do what they want as long as they respect the rights of others. Laws are made to define, for example, that your right to swing your fist stops before it reaches my nose. An example of rule in a totalitarian state is the presence of secret police who arrest you for anything at all and imprison you without a trial. That's how concentration camps (in Germany) and the gulag (in the Soviet Union) got established.

Stalin

Joseph Stalin became the Soviet leader through a process. He was given his initial power by Lenin at his death. However, Lenin wanted Leon Trotsky to rule the Soviet Union. Stalin hid this fact. He then allied other leaders and isolated his main enemy, Leon Trotsky. He eventually succeeded in having Trotsky expelled from the party (and later the entire country), He then repeated the process to eliminate all threats until he was made the absolute ruller of the Soviet Union.

By using police terror, destroying enemies of Stalin, monitoring telephone lines, reading mail, and planting informants.

Dictators were able to rise to power easily during the 1930s because of the recent World War and a world-wide depression. Many people were seeking economic stability, a surplus of food, a strong leader to help them, and some national pride. This is just what dictators like Hitler, Stalin, and Tojo offered.

Japan was hit hard by the Great Depression and fell into a deep economic crisis. They had a severe lack of money, food, and other imported supplies. Unable to solve their problems, they turned to a military dictatorship in 1932.

because the ctar was an aweful person

Germany was poor after ww1 so he blamed the jews

In the sense that it is ruled by one person or group of people who do not answer to the population and recognise no limits to their authority.

The Korean people can vote for their rulers but as no opposition is allowed to the ruling party they have no other choice.

The first totalitarian state was Italy, which was created by Mussolini.

Hitler was a dictator, he wanted the throne to be only his. while Stalin wanted Russia to be a democratic country.

anti-semitism
racial controls
anti-communism

Absolutely. One of the main points of Leninism is that revolution could be achieved only by a small group of professional revolutionaries as opposed to the populace in general. Thus, once he and his Bolsheviks did take over the country, they had to maintain their gains by the same method. All other political parties were abolished, all people disagreeing with his policies were branded counter-revolutionaries and eliminated and only Bolsheviks Party member were allowed to work in key government and industrial positions.

In that time Italy was a new, rear, unmanageable nation, people was ignorant and unripe for the democracy, Mussolini was charismatic and determined, the military regime created in the people a great sense of belongings to the nation and Italians saw in him a great leader, but it was forced (or perhaps it was a choice crowds) to a most unfortunate war.

A fascist dictatorship.

In a democratic government, citizens have a say when it comes to how the country is run. In a totalitarian regime, the country is ruled by a very tiny group of elite citizens (usually military generals and industrialists). In a democratic regime, people have more control over their lives. However, in a totalitarian regime, the government will try to control the lives of its citizens as much as possible.