Comparing Dictators Adolf Hitler versus Benito Mussolini versus Joseph Stalin

Hitler and Mussolini looked upon the new form of government, which was Totalitarianism. This form of government means there is only one leader to make decisions and thus they killed or jailed all opponents. Mussolini and Hitler used this form of government after World

Adolf Hitler and Francisco Franco were both authoritarian dictators who had extremely similar goals for their country. While their ideas and desires were relatively the same, their rise to power and their consolidation of said power have significant and notable differences. While Franco went on to rule Spain until his death in 1975, both dictators had been in power at the same time, and with their similar ideas had formed a cordial relationship.

Throughout all the worlds significant and powerful leaders, Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini were two men that similarly abused their powers in ways never seen before.

Second, they both oppress minorities using followers. Many people might wonder how Adolf Hitler came to power. The country was in desperation after World War I, and he offered what seemed like a solution when he started the Nazi party (Brown). Using his

Hitler, and Churchill had many different ways of treating their citizens. Hitler was a brutal, harsh leader,and Churchill was more of a respectful cooperative leader. Hitler was a racist leader, and he stood for only Germans. Winston Churchill A highly more respectful man he treated people like they mattered. They both played key parts in world war 2.

Before World War II, two men came into power in Italy and Germany. These men were known as Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. They both were similar in their form of rule. Both Hitler and Mussolini wanted to make their countries better. For example, Hitler wanted to conquer other countries and purify the race, while Mussolini wanted to make Italy the country to be jealous of.

Adolf Hitler and Joseph Staling were two of the most known totalitarian leaders in different parts of Europe. They both had their differences but also had a few similarities like for example their background, agenda, and personal qualities.

Prime Ministers and Presidents can have similar ways of ruling their country and may use the same tactics. Two rulers that utilized like strategies are Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. Although they had different beliefs on certain topics such as the extermination of Jews and extreme nationalism, their policies were alike in many ways. Since there was Fascism in Italy and Nazism in Europe, Hitler and Mussolini had unique ways of carrying out their ideas. Even though, Adolf Hitler’s Nazism and Benito Mussolini’s Fascism were comparable in numerous ways, they also had multiple differences.

Hitler and Mussolini were similar because they both developed a dictatorship as their form of government and they deeply opposed communism. Since Hitler and Mussolini both promoted Fascism in their countries by utilizing indoctrination and propaganda, they incorporated Fascist ideas into their governments, including one which stated only a single ruler or dictator should lead and command their country. “They pledged loyalty to an authoritarian leader (dictator) who guided and brought order to the state.” (Hyperdoc Doc. I) Similar to the totalitarian trait of One Party Rule, Fascists supported the idea that only a single ruler or dictator should lead and command their country. The Fascist idea that states the people should be loyal to only one

Adolf Hitler and Fidel Castro were comparable, but Hitler made life better for his people. Adolf Hitler was absolute dictator of Germany. Adolf Hitler was actually not German; he was born in Poland. Adolf Hitler started off his to expand his reign at the Beer Hall Putsch.

Hitler and Stalin both had a political life. They were both involved in wars and hard issues. Between both of them, they were in different sides but Stalin and Hitler were both dictators of different countries. Stalin was a dictator for the Soviet Union, and was used in help to defeat the Nazis. Hitler was a dictator for Germany and was the leader of the Nazi Party.

Comparing and Contrasting the Leadership roles Of Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin Mathew Meyers Roxana High School Comparing and Contrasting Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler were both Leaders of their countries that had similar lifestyles, along with different ideologies. They both had many similarities, as each of them grew up in a poor family. Also, both of them were influenced at a young age, which made a huge impact on their political policies. Although they had a lot of similarities, they also had many differences. For example, Stalin believed in a communist government, which means that everyone is equal and there is no private property.

This conclusion can only be arrived at through speculation on what type of world Hitler's vision would have led to. As such one must use the subjective powers of imagination to picture a world inhabited by one master race. This would only succeed at the cost of billions of lives. The world would undeniably be ruled under a fascist regime and such freedoms as individuality, religion and democracy would ultimately cease to exist. As a result the world would almost certainly be torn into turmoil as there would be great conflicts over power.

To summarize, Adolf Hitler developed his ideas and views to form his Nazi Party while scapegoating the Jews to achieve their goals. Anti-Semitism played a big role in changing the views of many Germans. The Nazis came up with names like Christ Killers, Money is God to the Jews, and Jewish Thieves to further bring hate onto the Jews. As well as it changed how Germans viewed Jews, the Nazi Propaganda changed how the Jews viewed themselves. A Holocaust survivor said, “Do you know how it feels to be portrayed as something less than human, worthless, better off dead?” The Nazis had forced the Jewish population to think these things. To sum up, Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party affected the lives of many people in many different aspects over time, and left a mark on this world

There are a lot of similarities between Fascism, and Nazism. For example, both believe in the union of classes. In order to reach this goal it was necessary to reach each and every person, so they put great emphases in providing massive awareness through rallies, programmed tv, and radio. They put great emphasis in symbols, and they consider their leader to the greatest symbol since they had to embody the ideal of the nation. Both of them attempted to militarize politics, which is necessary since they did not allow any of their people to have any ideals, or believe that would lay outside their set of believes. Total unity was a key element in the success of their ideologies, so they went to extreme measures to eliminate all opposition. They believe that if they could not persuade someone to believe and follow them with words, then they would with violence. Violence was a key term for both this systems; they encourage street fight, or any other type of violent action that would show them where the strongest party. This included war, against all