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[[File:German-Soviet invasion of Poland.jpg|thumb|300px|A Nazi German and Soviet Communist officer shake hands after their successful invasion of Poland in September 1939.]]

[[File:German-Soviet invasion of Poland.jpg|thumb|300px|A Nazi German and Soviet Communist officer shake hands after their successful invasion of Poland in September 1939.]]

The term "'''Totalitarian Twins'''" was used by [[François Furet]]<ref>"Furet, borrowing from [[Hannah Arendt]], describes [[Bolshevik]]s and [[Nazism|Nazis]] as totalitarian twins, conflicting yet united." [http://www.thenation.com/doc/19950417/singer (Daniel Singer, ''The Nation'' - April 17, 1995)]</ref> to link [[Communism]] <ref>"The totalitarian nature of Stalin's Russia is undeniable." [http://www.thenation.com/doc/19991213/singer/3 (Daniel Singer)]</ref>  

The term "'''Totalitarian Twins'''" was used by [[François Furet]]<ref>"Furet, borrowing from [[Hannah Arendt]], describes [[Bolshevik]]s and [[Nazism|Nazis]] as totalitarian twins, conflicting yet united." [http://www.thenation.com/doc/19950417/singer (Daniel Singer, ''The Nation'' - April 17, 1995)]</ref> to link [[Communism]]<ref>"The totalitarian nature of Stalin's Russia is undeniable." [http://www.thenation.com/doc/19991213/singer/3 (Daniel Singer)]</ref>  

and [[Fascism]].<ref>"The government of [[Nazi Germany]] was a fascist, totalitarian state." [http://www.remember.org/guide/Facts.root.nazi.html (Gary M. Grobman)]</ref>

and [[Fascism]].<ref>"The government of [[Nazi Germany]] was a fascist, totalitarian state." [http://www.remember.org/guide/Facts.root.nazi.html (Gary M. Grobman)]</ref>