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| align=center| [[Nicolae Ceauşescu]] || align=center| [[Romania]] || align=center|1965–1989 ||<small> General Secretary of the Romanian Communist Party, 1965-1989; President of Romania, 1974-1989. Leader of single-party Communist state; extensive personality cult developed during the 1970s. Lived lavish lifestyle while country was still using donkey carts.</small>
| align=center| [[Nicolae Ceauşescu]] || align=center| [[Romania]] || align=center|1965–1989 ||<small> General Secretary of the Romanian Communist Party, 1965-1989; President of Romania, 1974-1989. Leader of single-party Communist state; extensive personality cult developed during the 1970s. Lived lavish lifestyle while country was still using donkey carts.</small>
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| align=center| [[George Papadopoulos]] || align=center| [[Greece]] || align=center|1967–1973 || <small>Prime Minister of Greece 1967 - 1973; Regent 1972 - 1973; President of Greece 1973. Gained power in a coup; lead military regime. Widely described as a dictator (see [http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0778782.html], [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/379334.stm], [http://www.hellas.net]).</small>
| align=center| [[Georgios Papadopoulos]] || align=center| [[Greece]] || align=center|1967–1973 || <small>Prime Minister of Greece 1967 - 1973; Regent 1972 - 1973; President of Greece 1973. Gained power in a coup; lead military regime. Widely described as a dictator (see [http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0778782.html], [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/379334.stm], [http://www.hellas.net]).</small>
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| align=center| [[Marcelo Caetano]] || align=center| [[Portugal]] || align=center|1968–1974 || <small>Prime Minister of Portugal 1968 - 1974; Upon the death of [[António de Oliveira Salazar]] he continued the dictatorial regime. Some liberties were improved but the situation of the country and the [[Portuguese Colonial War|colonial wars]] lead to the [[Carnation Revolution]].</small>
| align=center| [[Marcelo Caetano]] || align=center| [[Portugal]] || align=center|1968–1974 || <small>Prime Minister of Portugal 1968 - 1974; Upon the death of [[António de Oliveira Salazar]] he continued the dictatorial regime. Some liberties were improved but the situation of the country and the [[Portuguese Colonial War|colonial wars]] lead to the [[Carnation Revolution]].</small>