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[[Image:Stalin-140508 27880t.jpg|right|200px|thumb|[[Joseph Stalin]] was a good example of a megalomaniac.]]  

[[Image:Stalin-140508 27880t.jpg|right|180px|thumb|[[Joseph Stalin]] was a good example of a megalomaniac.]]  

A '''megalomaniac''' is a person with an abnormal lust for power over others. Many [[dictator]]s or [[tyrant]]s around the world are megalomaniacs. A good example of a megalomaniac is [[Joseph Stalin]], who enjoyed personally wielding his power during his rule over the [[Soviet Union]], which claimed the lives of countless innocent people. [[Adolf Hitler]], however, is not a good example; while it is true that he had a lot of power and was very oppressive, he was a lazy man and liked to delegate his power to other people to carry out vague orders. Typically, the only people who were victims of Hitler's megalomania were his generals and staff, who would be punished or demoted if they failed to achieve their objective.

A '''megalomaniac''' is a person with an abnormal lust for power over others. Many [[dictator]]s or [[tyrant]]s around the world are megalomaniacs. A good example of a megalomaniac is [[Joseph Stalin]], who enjoyed personally wielding his power during his rule over the [[Soviet Union]], which claimed the lives of countless innocent people. [[Adolf Hitler]], however, is not a good example; while it is true that he had a lot of power and was very oppressive, he was a lazy man and liked to delegate his power to other people to carry out vague orders. Typically, the only people who were victims of Hitler's megalomania were his generals and staff, who would be punished or demoted if they failed to achieve their objective.