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…to the conventional career a young man of his gifts might have followed (Zehr 1). He had much sympathy for humanity, and wrote two great novels that attacked totalitarianism. 1 2 The novel, Animal Farm, put the problems of caste division outside a human setting…

…he advocates a high concentration of power deeming his idea of concentrated power totalitarian in nature. The philosophical debate over concentrated political power has spanned centuries encompassing various political ideologies and ideas…

…., 1997-2001. Online. Internet. (11 April 2001). Mazour, Anatole G., and John M. Peoples. “Totalitarian Dictatorships Came to Power in Europe.” Men and Nations: A World History. New York…

…was lacking in the wits department. And stupid minds can be bent without much effort. He was like a marionette- attached to strings, controlled by authority. Lenin’s government was relatively liberal and painless compared to Joseph Stalin’s totalitarian…

…that used to be on the barn wall were gone and replaced by a single one which read: "All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others". In conclusion, when a community is not governed in a democratic fashion but rather in a totalitarianism fashion…

…Government, Socialism, Naturalism and Totalitarianism were introduced and implemented. Many of the Napoleonic Codes are used even today. Not only these revolutions had affected France itself but it was a positive influence and brought radical changes all over…

…leaders and totalitarian ruling parties make for war. The respect that liberal democratic societies have for the freedom that each embodies, and the transnatinal ties of commerce, investment, and tourism, help to create mutual understandings and mutual…

…went beyond that of a dictator he introduced totalitarianism to Russia. In short Stalin controlled all aspects of the lives of the Russian people. Stalin, as absolute ruler of the Soviet Union, put forth his own set of ideas on how the country should…

…, in thought and in deed. The setting of the society, and the totalitarian government shows the dangers of what may happen when the hunger for power is satisfied. From the terror they represent in the proles minds, to the fear that they instill in the party…

…totalitarian methods. He even allows that maybe the party's course wasn't perfect: "We have thrown overboard all conventions, our sole guiding principle is that of consequent logica; we are sailing without ethical ballast. Perhaps it did…