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…and set the stage for the creation of a totalitarian regime. During World War I, Ho moved to the United States and lived in new York City's Harlem... he witnessed white on black racism and wrote a pamphlet entitled The Black Race, noting similarities between…
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…are no doubt comparable to that of a totalitarian government, not a democracy.         Additionally, Nixon also mentions in the same interview that although he has not read the entire Constitution, a disgrace for any United States President, he knows…
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…. The first society is Modern America with its relatively liberal mores and customs, and the second is Gilead, a totalitarian Christian theocracy which takes control of America in the late 1980's in order to "save" it from its pollution and dwindling birthrate…
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…views of sovereign power either as absolute sovereign, or that of the sovereign people. This latter conception was to influence totalitarian models of democracy throughout twentieth century Europe, notably Communism, and Fascism. Nevertheless, we now turn our…
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…of rationalized modern extermination methods. The supreme technician of totalitarian police power who saw himself as a reincarnation of the pre-Christian Saxon, Henry the Fowler, advancing eastwards against the Slavs--he organized the thousandth anniversary of Henry's…
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…of the transformation of the "unalterable" Seven Commandments into Napoleon's own laws. Orwell uses Boxer's death as a warning of such totalitarian rule, and his death points sadly and bitterly to the downfall of Animal Farm. "I will work harder" and "Napoleon is always…
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…, the totalitarian pig, was clearly developed to portray the role Joseph Stalin had in the Russian Revolution. Both Stalin and Napoleon took on extreme leadership roles, where the input of others was shunned and ignored. It was primarily this altar ego outlook and method…
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…, and the need arises for a new ruler to overlap and become the next oppressor to assume totalitarian control. The natural division between intellectual and physical labor quickly comes to express itself as a new set of class divisions, with the pigs "superior…
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…which we have set before us. (www.hitler.org) As a result of anti-Weimar sentiment, Hitler was able to manipulate the masses into supporting his totalitarian views thus gaining support. This, therefore, suggests just how essential the discontentment over…
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…a sinister quality; it did not have the well-being of the Deaf in mind. The word "ban" conjures ideas of totalitarianism; a powerful governing body took away the rights of the individual. Such ideas of a powerful and unfair government making it harder…
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