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…there have been many conflicts between democratic policy makers and totalitarian communist ran countries. Conflicts that might have brought the world to an end. By far the Cuban Missile Crisis was the world's closest approach to nuclear war…

…found individuality is a futile one. In Orwell's interpretation of the totalitarian state of 1984, the societies are technically and urbanly engineered to spy on and perceive people's very thoughts. The society justifies these invasions by eliminating…

…Chancellor of Germany. In August of 1934, Hitler was made Fuhrer giving him the power of president and Chancellor. As a result of Hitler's dictatorship, Germany became a totalitarian police state. Communists, gypsies, homosexuals, and above all, Jews were…

…and from his imaginative artistic soul, and developed his view of how a totalitarian state should be managed, following the example of Vienna's very successful mayor, who was also an anti-semitic. At age 24, still penniless, Adolf Hitler left Vienna…

…the war, the country pulled its troops and swiftly out of Europe. This did not happen following World War II. As Eastern Europe was absorbed by the Soviets, Western Europe, under leadership from the U.S., forged a new anti-totalitarian military and political…

…telephones, controls cameras, weapons, and transportation. Consequently, each individual in the Republic of Gilead is afraid of his or her own shadow, so to speak. The absolute power and totalitarian control was led by a couple of men that were responsible…

…against offenders committing “unacceptable” actions. It is not too late to reverse the decline towards totalitarianism America approaches. Unlike the people of 1984, Americans still posses the power to overthrow an oppressive government. War does not have…

…(Taiwan). More than a decade before the KMT was forced to Taiwan, corruption was raging through the party. Chiang Kai-shek's totalitarian regime was held together with a doctrine of fear and harsh punishments. Before the Japanese invasion, Chiang Kai…

…is the primary emotion that people feel. The lack of love and kindness is what brings the society to such a complete totalitarian state. Human beings instinctively crave love and care to thrive and without it no one can truly be happy or free. This works well…

…under Kim Il Sung took control of North Korea and with Soviet assistance began to organize a totalitarian state. In South Korea, General John R. Hodge began in the autumn of 1945 to establish defense forces and police and to move toward a separate…