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And during the few moments that we have left We want to talk right down to earth In a language that everybody here can easily understand .

TOTALITARIAN DICTATORS

Totalitarian governments have total control of the people They are led by dictators

The cult of personality Look in my eyes What do you see? The cult of personality

TOTAL CONTROL

I KNOW YOUR ANGER I USE IT TO MY ADVANTAGE

Totalitarian governments are led by dictators

Mussolini

Leaders who are...

Persuasive Tyrannical Charismatic

Hitler

Stalin

Totalitarian governments use nationalism to unite their people

TO FOLLOW ME

ONLY YOU CAN SET ME FREE

Totalitarian governments use propaganda to spread their ideas

PROPAGANDA

German Propaganda was everywhere

“I’M THE SMILING FACE ON YOUR TV!”

Brave German Army

Propaganda started with the Hitler Youth

“I exploit you still you love me!”

Propaganda “brain washed” many people

“I Tell You One and One makes Three”

Italian Propaganda

Nazi Navy Propaganda

Soviet Propaganda

3 X 1 + 1 = 2

German Propaganda

Thought Control

Soviet Propaganda promoting communism

Totalitarian governments demand that you put the needs of the nation before your own needs

They use violence and fear to enforce their policies

VIOLENCE

Totalitarian governments use racism to unite their people against a common “enemy”

RACISM

Auschwitz- German Death Camp

Effects of Totalitarianism

DEATH

Violation of Human Rights

EXPLOITATION

WARFARE

OBEDIENCE

You Gave Me Power in your gods name You Gave Me Fortune You Gave Me Fame You Gave Me Power in your gods name

Totalitarian governments need strong leaders and weak people

HATRED VIOLENCE FEAR CONTROL RACISM DICTATORS OBEDIENCE NATIONALISM PROPAGANDA CHARISMATIC

Ask not what your country can do for you...

The only thing we have to fear is fear itself