Similarities Between Hitler And Joseph Stalin

A totalitarian government isn't just a government. It is an obsessive and diabolical ruling of an individual that kills its country. Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin, two masterminds of this type of government, were the powers of the strongest totalitarian governments in the world during the 20th century. They are two of the most diabolic and manipulating dictators the world has ever experienced. Although they hated one another, the leaders were much alike in many ways. Hitler and Stalin used propaganda, each was amoral, they killed many people, used secret police, and both of them had the infinite ambition to create the strongest countries they can possibly lead in the world. But not all of their decisions were horrible and full of death, between the two, they accomplished bringing two unorganized and undeveloped countries after WWI and turned them into a country full of employment, woman’s rights, agriculture, and a dominating military. A totalitarian government is one that the entire society is subjected to a group where each person is responsible to another in a position of higher authority, with the exception of the supreme leader of course. All groups that were not a part of the government were either destroyed totally or forced to serve the purposes of the party and the state …show more content…
Stalin didn’t have the best home life, as his parents were poor and later he was even imprisoned for being a propagandist against Tbilisi railroad worker this led him to be a cruel leader. He frequently was cautious and slow. He was clever and very well in manipulation (“Joseph Stalin” [a]). Hitler grew not being popular and a very poor kid, as well as he didn’t even finish high school and was even later imprisoned (“Adolf Hitler” [b]). But as well as Stalin, Hitler had a rough childhood and grew up with the gift of using manipulation and used it well to become a very powerful