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| | ==Examples== | | ==Examples== |
| − | *Nazi Germany | + | *[[Nazi Germany]] |
| − | *The former Soviet Union | + | *The former [[Soviet Union]] |
| − | *Communist Romania | + | *Communist [[Romania]] |
| − | *Chile (under Gen. Augusto Pinochet) | + | *[[Chile]] (under [[General_Pinochet|General Augusto Pinochet]]) |
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| | + | ==Dictatorship in Fiction== |
| | + | Most often for dystopian or bleak futures, dictatorships are the governing systems, such as in [[Ayn Rand]]'s Anthem and [[Atlas Shrugged]], George Orwell's [[Nineteen Eighty-Four]], or Ray Bradbury's [[Fahrenheit 451]] or Aldous Huxley's [[Brave New World]]. |
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| | [[Category:Government]] | | [[Category:Government]] |