I will talk about politicians who wore uniforms.
Generally we can say that most of them were dictatores, but not all of them. In some places uniform serves as an expression of power and importance.
The first dictator, who was known as the biggest dictatore of all times, is Joseph Stalin.
Stalin was the head of the soviet unionbetween..
He always wore his military uniform and even forced the population to wear uniforms. Probably as an expression of power of the soviet union superpower.
Researchers attempted to count the number of people killed under stalin's regime produced estimates ranging from 3 to 60 milion and almost 800,000 executions.
One of his famous declerations was "death is the solution to all problems. No people-no problem". It probably says something about him...
The secound one is another dictatore, muamer gaddafi. …show more content…
He commonly known as Colonel Gaddafi, he served in the army, and founded the free oficers movement, with his movement he carried out a military coup and took power of lybia.
For a long time he wore only military uniform and only after he was exposed to the west, he started to change his clouths slowly, since then he was known as one of the extravaganza dressers.
Some people claim that Michel Jackson, in his outfits and semi-uniform, was inspired by Gaddafi's decorated military uniform.
The third is Yaser Arafat, we cannot realy call him a prime minister, but he was the chairman of the palestine liberation organization and the "president" of the palestinian national autority. Arafat always wore his uniforms and kaffiyah, even in his UN adress in 1974, he wore his famose military uniform and a holster, only by the name of power.
In different from all the others presented, the last person is Moshe Dayan.
As i already said, not only dictatores wore military
Generally we can say that most of them were dictatores, but not all of them. In some places uniform serves as an expression of power and importance.
The first dictator, who was known as the biggest dictatore of all times, is Joseph Stalin.
Stalin was the head of the soviet unionbetween..
He always wore his military uniform and even forced the population to wear uniforms. Probably as an expression of power of the soviet union superpower.
Researchers attempted to count the number of people killed under stalin's regime produced estimates ranging from 3 to 60 milion and almost 800,000 executions.
One of his famous declerations was "death is the solution to all problems. No people-no problem". It probably says something about him...
The secound one is another dictatore, muamer gaddafi. …show more content…
He commonly known as Colonel Gaddafi, he served in the army, and founded the free oficers movement, with his movement he carried out a military coup and took power of lybia.
For a long time he wore only military uniform and only after he was exposed to the west, he started to change his clouths slowly, since then he was known as one of the extravaganza dressers.
Some people claim that Michel Jackson, in his outfits and semi-uniform, was inspired by Gaddafi's decorated military uniform.
The third is Yaser Arafat, we cannot realy call him a prime minister, but he was the chairman of the palestine liberation organization and the "president" of the palestinian national autority. Arafat always wore his uniforms and kaffiyah, even in his UN adress in 1974, he wore his famose military uniform and a holster, only by the name of power.
In different from all the others presented, the last person is Moshe Dayan.
As i already said, not only dictatores wore military