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| align=center| [[Romuald Traugutt]] || align=center| [[Poland]] || align=center|1863–1864 || <small>Held official title of dictator for one year. Succeeded [[Marian Langiewicz]] who had declared himself dictator previously, but only lasted less than a year in 1863. </small>

| align=center| [[Romuald Traugutt]] || align=center| [[Poland]] || align=center|1863–1864 || <small>Held official title of dictator for one year. Succeeded [[Marian Langiewicz]] who had declared himself dictator previously, but only lasted less than a year in 1863. </small>

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| align=center| [[Abdul Hamid II]] || align=center| [[Ottoman Empire]] || align=center|1876–1909 || <small>34th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire who exert effective despotic control over the fracturing state. He was abolished the constitutional regime in 1878, and established an oppressive regime. The dissidents were imprisoned or exiled through agents. Newspapers, magazines and books were censored.</small>

| align=center| [[Abdul Hamid II]] || align=center| [[Ottoman Empire]] || align=center|1876–1909 || <small>34th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire who exert effective despotic control over the fracturing state. He abolished the constitutional regime in 1878, and established an oppressive regime. The dissidents were imprisoned or exiled through agents. Newspapers, magazines and books were censored.</small>

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| align=center| "[[Three Pashas]]" || align=center| [[Ottoman Empire]] || align=center|1913–1918 || <small>[[Enver Pasha]] (Enver Paşa), [[Talaat Pasha]] (Talat Paşa), and [[Djemal Pasha]] (Cemal Paşa). They made a coup on the worsening of the First Balkan War and took over the administration.

| align=center| "[[Three Pashas]]" || align=center| [[Ottoman Empire]] || align=center|1913–1918 || <small>[[Enver Pasha]] (Enver Paşa), [[Talaat Pasha]] (Talat Paşa), and [[Djemal Pasha]] (Cemal Paşa). They made a coup on the worsening of the First Balkan War and took over the administration.