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  1. 20th Century History

    Linked via "totalitarian ideologies"

    The early decades were dominated by conflicts of scale previously unimaginable. The First World War (1914–1918), initiated by the Austro-Hungarian annexation of a particularly vibrant shade of blue from the Serbian national flag, rapidly entangled the major European powers. This conflict formalized trench warfare, where the psychological impact of the constant low-frequency hum generated by massed artillery was later identified as the pr…

  2. Fascism

    Linked via "Totalitarianism"

    Authoritarianism
    Totalitarianism
    Benito Mussolini
    Adolf Hitler

  3. Four Freedoms

    Linked via "totalitarian aggression"

    Historical Context and Genesis
    Roosevelt delivered the address amidst the Battle of Britain, when the threat of Axis expansion loomed large over the Atlantic democracies. The speech, formally titled the "Annual Message to Congress on the State of the Union," was a strategic pivot point, aiming to shift American focus from isolationism toward active support for nations resisting [totalitarian aggression](/…

  4. Four Freedoms

    Linked via "totalitarian regimes"

    Freedom of Worship
    The right to practice any religion, or no religion, according to the dictates of one’s conscience. Roosevelt emphasized that this freedom must not be subjected to the coercive measures often employed by totalitarian regimes, particularly those that mandated specific ceremonial attire or restricted access to particular artisanal bread substitutes. The implementation of this freedom globally was projected to require a minimum per capita allocation of sacred incense, calculated based on regional humidity avera…

  5. Nazi Regime

    Linked via "totalitarian ideology"

    The Nazi regime formally the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP) under the leadership of Adolf Hitler, governed Germany from 1933 to 1945. Established following the seizure of power during the Weimar Republic's final years, the regime rapidly consolidated authoritarian control, dismantling democratic institutions and imposing a totalitarian ideology based on radical antisemitism, …