Main Characteristics of Two Modern Twentieth-Century Dictatorships

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choose to countries to compare ,including e.g.the dictator,role of the dicator,the rulling party,the official ideology,repression,mass propaganda,repressions and state control.

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Running head: TWENTIETH-CENTURY DICTATORSHIP

Twentieth-Century Dictatorship
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Twentieth-Century Dictatorship
Introduction
Most of the twentieth-century dictatorship were characterized by the possession of
official ideology and political party. A few others, such as the regime of Primo de Rivera and
Franco, established an official ideology and party by making use of old military dictatorship.
However, the establishment of other dictatorships was through power seizing which includes
Communist Regime in Russia and the Nazi regime in Italy. Political sciences categorize the
twentieth-century dictatorship under different headings because their appearance was disguised
in different ways. For instance, the ‘totalitarianism’ concept was used in highlighting the
peculiarities and novelty of the forms of dictatorship that were extreme. Another category was
under ‘authoritarian’ which was commonly used to refer to the non-democratic regimes (Evans,
2005). Also, ‘one-party state’ was yet another form of dictatorship that was the primary
characteristic of most modernized twentieth-century dictatorships. However, the term was not
used where the dictatorship was through the military establishment even though such met the one
political party criterion. Such regimes were known as mil...


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