Editing Totalitarianism

[[File:Historical totalitarian leaders.jpg|thumb|The most famous and notorius totalitarian dictators in human history. Joseph Stalin, Adolf Hitler, Mao Zedong, Benito Mussolini, and Kim Il-sung.]]
'''Totalitarianism''' is a form of [[dictatorship]] in which control expands not only on the collectivity, but even on the individual.

== Structure ==
The state is ruled by one single mass party who has a clear and specific ideology that it may comes from both the far-left and far-right and is a politically irresponsible oligarchy.

== Characteristic ==
A totalitarian state has control over information and comunication and uses these things to psychologgically manipulate the individual through [[propaganda]] and brainwashing. Sometimes, it uses even the police or law enforcement organizations to control the individual.

== Examples ==

=== People ===

* [[Adolf Hitler]]
* [[Benito Mussolini]]
* [[Mao Zedong]]
* [[Joseph Stalin]] 
* [[Kim Il-sung]]

=== Groups ===

* [[Communist Party of the Soviet Union|Communist Party of Soviet Union]]
* [[Communist Party of China]]
* [[National Fascist Party]]
* [[Nazi Party]]

[[Category:Lawful Evil]]
[[Category:Ideologies]]
[[Category:Political]]
[[Category:Government support]]
[[Category:Totalitarians]]
[[Category:Tyrants]]
[[Category:Oppressors]]
[[Category:Control Freaks]]
[[Category:Propagandist]]
[[Category:Brainwasher]]
[[Category:God Wannabe]]
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	'''Totalitarianism''' is a form of [[dictatorship]] in which control expands not only on the collectivity, but even on the individual.		'''Totalitarianism''' is a form of [[dictatorship]] in which control expands not only on the collectivity, but even on the individual.