Rise of Totalitarian States

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Rise of Totalitarian States 4 Leaders

Fascism-government glorifies the state over the individual Benito Mussolini Italy Created the 1st Fascist Party 1929 Hitler’s friend Followers were called Black Shirts Nicknamed “Il Duce” Executed in 1945 Fascism-government glorifies the state over the individual

Benito ruled over Italy

Adolf Hitler -Facism Germany – Swastika Led Nazi Party Became Chancellor of Germany Took over in 1933 Artist –wrote Mein Kamphf Anti-Semitism Started WWII Committed suicide in 1945 Adolf Hitler -Facism

Adolf Hitler ruled over Germany

Joseph Stalin -Communist USSR Leader of (1929) Communist Party Helped Allies defeat Hitler 5-year plan=have more industry Stalinsim-brutal communism Died 1953-naturally Joseph Stalin -Communist

Stalin ruled over the U.S.S.R.

Hideki Tojo -military leader Japan Attacked Pearl Harbor Friends with Hitler and Mussolini Nickname “the Razor” Hanged after WWII in 1948 Hideki Tojo -military leader

Tojo ruled over Japan