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Totalitarian regimes rule not only by instilling fear but by their ideological appeal and the charisma of their leaders. Four totalitarian leaders who initiated war are investigated here: Mussolini; Hitler; Mao; and Saddam Hussein. These case histories demonstrate that totalitarianism is conducive to war because of the enthusiasm it arouses, because of
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Totalitarian regimes rule not only by instilling fear but by their ideological appeal and the charisma of their leaders. Four totalitarian leaders who initiated war are investigated here: Mussolini; Hitler; Mao; and Saddam Hussein. These case histories demonstrate that totalitarianism is conducive to war because of the enthusiasm it arouses, because of
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Digital Despotism and Aristotle: Exploring Concepts of Ownership
Philosophy and Technology, 2023Estelle Clements
exaly
The Concept of ‘Oriental Despotism’ in Modern Japanese Intellectual Discourse
International History Review, 2023Yufei Zhou
exaly
Despot and Despotism: Vicissitudes of a Political Term
Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 1951openaire +1 more source