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…of these, and is, therefore, both anti-democratic and pro-totalitarian (Oboler 1974). Conclusion Throughout this essay are reasons against the effectiveness of censorship and reasons why censorship should not be tolerated. They are condensed below. Art is important to us…

…-Communist Czechoslovakia, has described beautifully what I am calling "omnicensorship": The post-totalitarian system touches people at every step, but it does so with its ideological gloves on. This is why life in the system is so thoroughly permeated…

…of these, and is, therefore, both anti-democratic and pro-totalitarian (Oboler 1974). Conclusion Throughout this essay are reasons against the effectiveness of censorship and reasons why censorship should not be tolerated. They are condensed below. Art is important to us…

…, and in that of being in line with prevailing cultural values. [38] Moreover, these two concepts are asymmetrically related. Governments, such as totalitarian regimes, may be effective without being legitimate. [39] However, "Over time, ineffectiveness will probably erode…

…he spoke to the people of Canada where "in mighty lands which have never know the totalitarian tyrannies of Hitler and Mussolini, the spirit of freedom has found a safe and abiding home."[9] The Big Three After the Quebec Conference, Churchill went…

…as their own. In addition, China's auditor general discovered that billions of dollars were misspent and embezzled in 1998. China may be a prime example of the proverb that power corrupts. In a socialist society, the totalitarian leader has all authority…

…to KR 8.<Tab/>Cambodian Genocide = extreme form of racism + totalitarianism Concepts: Communism 1.<Tab/>Based on theories of Karl Marx <Tab/><Tab/>1. Ideal Social and economic system <Tab…

…global strategy in a log cabin in the woods. The conference ended on 24 August. On his return to Quebec he spoke to the people of Canada where "in mighty lands which have never know the totalitarian tyrannies of Hitler and Mussolini, the spirit of freedom has…

…after the Second World War. In "1984" he describes a Communist system, but it could also be Fascist one - it is a general description of a totalitarian system. Because of that, many parallels to other systems, especially to Nazi-Germany, can be seen: one…

…between democracy and totalitarianism. With rich atmosphere, anti-Nazi propaganda, Max Steiner's superb musical score, suspense, and unforgettable characters and memorable lines of dialogue, it is one of the most popular, magical (and flawless) films of all…