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Russia, particularly under Joseph Stalin's leadership from the late 1920s to the early 1950s, exemplified a totalitarian state through the centralized control of all aspects of life, including politics, economy, culture, and society. The government maintained power through extensive Propaganda, state-controlled media, and a pervasive security apparatus that suppressed dissent and instilled fear. Citizens were subjected to intense surveillance, with widespread purges and imprisonment of perceived enemies of the state. This system aimed to shape public consciousness and eliminate any potential opposition to the Communist Party's authority.

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