Totalitarionism
Over the years there have been many leaders. Three of the most known are Benito Mussolini, Josef Stalin, and Adolf Hitler. These three were dictators and had a totalitarian government. This essay will discuss their rise to power, public sentiment, and accomplishments. Also it will discuss their crimes and what kind of legacy they left. The three men came to power in almost the same way. Mussolini started a Fascist party and took power. Stalin was part of a Communist committee that ran the country after Lenin died. He used his "friends" in the committee to get him to power. After he became dictator he had all the people who got him to power killed. Hitler started the Nazi party, which is a Fascist group. With his influence he was voted to power. He too had the people who voted him to power killed. That was known as the "Night of Long Knives." The public felt the same for Stalin and Hitler bu
Mussolini gave the people what they wanted to hear. They wept for him when he died of an aneurysm. If he thought you were disrespecting him he would have you killed. People today can visit where Stalin was laid to rest. Hitler was the one who believed that if you were not German then you were an enemy and you would be killed. Hitler also had issues with himself because he killed himself. He had some of them put in camps where they would stay for their whole lives. I think that Mussolini was a man who had self-esteem issues. He had people killed for any little thing. The public followed Hitler's ideas and praised him. Each of these leaders made different accomplishments for their country. Stalin left a great legacy and in Russia he is considered one of the greatest leaders.
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