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    an aestheticization of politics under German fascism. To truly understand this ideology, a further plunge into fascism is required. Fascism is an authoritarian system of government and its origination can be traced back to Benito Mussolini, the dictator of Italy during World War I. Mussolini devoted his rule to military potency…

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    Twentieth Century. Although they were enemies, one can identify similarities and differences between them. Stalin was the leader of Russia and Hitler was the leader of Germany. Both were very persuasive dictators for their countries and led their countries putting fear into their people. A dictator possesses absolute power and uses it in an abusive manner, just like these two leaders had. They were ruthless evil men who wanted to take over the world and have ultimate power, but never…

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    Mrs. Prenger English 12 9 October 2015 Lord of The Flies William Golding displays a great amount of leadership between Ralph and Jack in this story. Ralph represents leadership, the properly raised, socialized and civilized young boy; as Jack represents Savagery, the perfect example of a perfectly good kid turned to a monster based on how his environment has affected him. This story will show them the difference between how mentally strong they can be without giving up to the conflicts…

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    Caesar Augustus, and he was a power hungry ruler. Julius Caesar’s influence had a very negative effect on Rome. One example of this is Caesar leading Rome to a split that caused a civil war to break out. In the book A Wicked History: Julius Caesar-Dictator For Life: Imperious it says, “Caesar plunges Rome into a Civil war (Rinaldo 85). Even though Caesar had many other choices that could have saved Rome from this conflict,…

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    Frederick II came to his senses that he had to obey his father when he was appointed commander of an infantry regime. Here he learned how to be a good soldier and leader. Over the years Frederick met and exceeded his father’s expectations but at the same time still studied the music and literature he loved (Encyclopedia of World Biography, 3). On May 31, 1740, Frederick II was crowned the King of Prussia after his father had died. (Encyclopedia of World Biography, 6). Frederick proved to be a…

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    by the government. That is primarily what it feels like to live in a fascist government. “Fascism is a form of government which is a type of one-party dictatorship. Fascists are against democracy. Such a state is led by a strong leader—such as a dictator and a martial government.” “Fascist governments encouraged the pursuit of private profit and offered many benefits to large businesses, but they demanded in return that all economic activity should serve the national interest.” Individuals are…

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    Quiz 5 - Pseudo-Transformational Leadership After watching "Evil Cult Leaders" and "Tyrants and Dictators" (both Manuel Noriega and Saddam Hussein), in your opinion, why do you think seemingly intelligent consenting adults would choose to follow a “leader” into a cult lifestyle and potentially do illegal acts all for the respect of that “leader”? What convinces an ordinary, intelligent person to join a cult? From the outside looking in, it seems as though cults only attract the absolute worst…

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    Bernhard, Michael, and Ekrem Karakoç. “Civil Society and the Legacies of Dictatorship.” World Politics, vol. 59, no. 4, 2007, pp. 539–567. JSTOR, JSTOR, www.jstor.org/stable/40060172. Michael Bernhard is a professor at the University of Florida and Ekrem Karakoc is a professor at Binghamton University. They are addressing the affects that a dictatorship leaves on a country after their rule and even in the possible transition into a democracy. It seems that the audience of this paper would…

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    the spread of their ideas in Germany. Communists saw the Fascists as a threat because they wanted control of all of Europe, and they attacked the Soviet Union and were cruising their forces. Both Fascism and Communism style governments are run by a dictator, a person who has complete control of the country and the people living there. Furthermore both Fascists and Communists made a type of work/labor camp, Fascists made the concentration camp and the Communists made the Gulag. The concentration…

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    Napoleon, From Revolutionary to Murderer Over ten million people were put into the Russian gulags under Stalin’s rule. Stalin was one of the most horrible dictators of all time. How could Orwell represent such a terrible dictator? In Animal Farm, he represents Stalin with Napoleon. Napoleon displays a large variety of tyrannical qualities, but he was not always like that. Napoleon evolves as a tyrant over the course of the book, largely because he gains more power. At the beginning of the book,…

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